Right before her 20-plus year retirement, Roberta Williams could see how the video game industry was about to leave the adventure game genre behind. Roberta and Ken Williams would sell Sierra On-Line, ...

SAN FRANCISCO—Legendary game programmer Ken Williams needed only a moment to chew on my question. He and equally famed game designer Roberta Williams had set themselves up for the query by recounting ...

Sierra On-Line was a major pioneer in the video game space throughout the 70s and 80s, with the brand getting a revival under Activision just under a decade ago. One of its more notable titles was ...

Ken and Roberta Williams are true living legends of game design. The husband-and-wife team founded what would become Sierra On-Line in 1979, which was responsible for many legendary adventure game ...

Roberta was born Nov. 13, 1923, and was a lifelong resident of Girard. She was the daughter of Thomas and Virginia Morrall. Roberta attended Ohio Wesleyan University after graduating from Girard High ...

Netflix’s video game history series High Score is at its absolute best when it lets video game creators talk about their creative process, offering a fascinating insight into how someone actually goes ...

I realized that this pioneer industry that I had never considered ... was actually a new frontier. And it was unencumbered by the ossification and the prejudices that I was already seeing in the film ...

Roberta Williams is already a legend in video game history. One of the central cogs of Sierra On-Line back in the day alongside co-founder and husband Ken Williams, Roberta oversaw the development of ...

Even after she retired from making adventure games, Sierra On-Line co-founder Roberta Williams never stopped having adventures. After a legendary career as a pioneer of the adventure genre, creating ...