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===Background===
'''Buka Entertainment''' is a Russian game publisher and localizer, founded in 1994. In 2008, it was acquired and merged into its main competitor [[1C Publishing (Russia)|1C Publishing]]. However, the company still operates as a separate brand.
 
===1st Logo (1998-2008)===
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</gallery>'''Nickname:''' "Curious Nose"
'''Nickname:''' "Curious Nose"
 
'''Logo:''' There is a {{color|blue}} spot on the floor and two {{color|red}} eyes to the right. The eyes move to the spot, and weare seerevealed theto belong to a {{color|red}} nose, enteringwhich in andsmiles smilingafterwards. The word "{{Font color|red|'''Бука'''}}" appearappears near there in a script font, with athe full name being flashed below: "BUKA ENTERTAINMENT" being flashed below. The logo shines, causing a ping of light to form the registered mark on the top-right of "Бука".
 
'''VariantVariants:'''
*InOn ''Nuclear Titbit'', the {{color|orange}} letter "Я" in the same painted font falls down and smashes the "у" in "{{Font color|red|'''Бука'''}}" into pieces to read "'''{{Font color|red|Б}}{{Font color|orange|Я}}{{Font color|red|ка}}'''".
*InOn ''Lokhotronschik: Crazy Loto'' (''Лохотронщик: Crazy Loto''), the logo is animated in thea claymation style like the rest of the game.
 
'''FX/SFX:''' The nose moving, the name is writtenwriting in.
 
'''Music/Sounds:''' Some synth xylophone-like tinkles, a high string note with a faint drumroll, and a couple of pizzicato notes, then followed by thea triumphant fanfare similar to those you'll hear in every old Russian role-playing gamegames, then an array of whooshes and laser zaps ending with a ding.
 
'''Music/SoundSounds Variants:'''
* In the logo's early years, the music composition was pretty different, but quite similiar. The ding is synchronized perfectly with the ping of the light that forms the registered mark.
* There is also a very rare trumpet version.
 
'''Availability:''' Common. Seen on Russian games published and foreign games localized. Early games, which are hardly known even in the local country, have the logo still.
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'''Editor's Note:''' A favorite among Russian gamers.
 
===2nd Logo (2008- )===
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File:Buka Entertainment.png
File:Buka Bubble.png
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'''Logo:''' The word "Бука" flashes its way through the black background, making it {{color|red}}. When it fully reveals, some words flash in below: "Издательство развлечений" ("Entertainment publishing house")".
 
'''Variant:''' An international version exists, where the logo is encapsulated into an oval-like figure with a circle below. The company name is written in English with the byline "Entertainment publishing".
 
'''FX/SFX:''' LightThe light rays.
 
'''Music/Sounds:''' A mellow musical choir with a blinking sound.
 
'''Availability:''' Uncommon. Seen on the latest games from Buka, like ''Collapse''.
 
'''Editor's Note:''' None.
 
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Revision as of 09:30, 28 September 2022

Background

Buka Entertainment is a Russian game publisher and localizer, founded in 1994. In 2008, it was acquired and merged into its main competitor 1C Publishing. However, the company still operates as a separate brand.

1st Logo (1998-2008)

Nickname: "Curious Nose"

Logo: There is a blue spot on the floor and two red eyes to the right. The eyes move to the spot, and are revealed to belong to a red nose, which smiles afterwards. The word "Бука" appears near in a script font, with the full name "BUKA ENTERTAINMENT" being flashed below. The logo shines, causing a ping of light to form the registered mark on the top-right of "Бука".

Variants:

  • On Nuclear Titbit, the orange letter "Я" in the same painted font falls down and smashes the "у" in "Бука" into pieces to read "БЯка".
  • On Lokhotronschik: Crazy Loto (Лохотронщик: Crazy Loto), the logo is animated in a claymation style like the rest of the game.

FX/SFX: The nose moving, the name is writing in.

Music/Sounds: Some synth xylophone-like tinkles, a high string note with a faint drumroll, and a couple of pizzicato notes, followed by a triumphant fanfare similar to those you'll hear in old Russian role-playing games, then an array of whooshes and laser zaps ending with a ding.

Music/Sounds Variants:

  • In the logo's early years, the music composition was pretty different, but quite similiar. The ding is synchronized perfectly with the ping of the light that forms the registered mark.
  • There is also a very rare trumpet version.

Availability: Common. Seen on Russian games published and foreign games localized. Early games, which are hardly known even in the local country, have the logo still.

Editor's Note: A favorite among Russian gamers.

2nd Logo (2008-)

Logo: The word "Бука" flashes its way through the black background, making it red. When it fully reveals, some words flash in below: "Издательство развлечений" ("Entertainment publishing house").

Variant: An international version exists, where the logo is encapsulated into an oval-like figure with a circle below. The company name is written in English with the byline "Entertainment publishing".

FX/SFX: The light rays.

Music/Sounds: A mellow musical choir with a blinking sound.

Availability: Uncommon. Seen on the latest games from Buka, like Collapse.

Editor's Note: None.

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