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'''Nicknames:''' "The Budcat Controller", "The Bud Cat", "Abstract Cat"
'''Variants:'''
*On ''Our House: Party!'' for the Wii, the logo is constructed haphazardly out of random work supplies, while the name is carved out of a metal plate.
*On ''The New York Times Crosswords'' for the Nintendo DS, the logo takes up both screens, showing it in 2:3 full frame. It reveals that the cat just closes its mouth and looks at the screen, with the wire still in its mouth before disappearing.
'''Availability:''' Uncommon. The animated version appears on ''Nacho Libre'' and ''The New York Times Crosswords'' for DS and ''Psychonauts'' for PS2. The still version was seen on Wii games.
'''Editor's Note:''' Some people might find the cat's strange design or the vomiting disturbing.
===2nd Logo (October 28, 2007-November 3, 2009)===
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'''Availability:''' Common. Appears on the PlayStation 2 versions of Neversoft-produced ''Guitar Hero'' titles. It also appears on the Wii versions of said titles as well (although the first three said titles don't have the logo on the back cover of the Wii version).
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===3rd Logo (March 15, 2011)===
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'''Nicknames:''' "Buckcat", "The Budcat Controller III", "The BudDeer Cat III", "Budcat Went Down To The Uncanny Valley"
'''Logo:''' We start at the wall of a shack. The camera pans down to reveal a deer head (with a cat's facial features) in the shape of the controller from the previous two logos with the antlers placed where the controller grips are, and the directional pad and the tip of the joystick acting as its eyes. Below it is "BUDCAT" (this time, "Creations" is missing) in the same style as the previous logos. The logo then zooms back a little, then zooms in rapidly as the logo ends abruptly.
'''FX/SFX:''' The camera panning down to the logo, and the zooming.
'''Availability:''' Seen on ''Top Shot Arcade'' for the Wii, which was released posthumously after Budcat Creations was shut down.
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