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SubparMario63
Video captures courtesy of
naxo-olé
Background
Deep Water was a short-lived label of Sega that released mature-themed games.
1st Logo (February 5, 1995)
Logo: The camera zooms in towards a red raft with a man and a woman in the ocean in the daytime with the shining sun and its reflection in the water. The screen then moves in aerial view of the boat and rotates. As it eases in, two sharks move toward the raft and swim by it. The man is dark-skinned and wearing a black scuba suit and the woman resembles Cammy from the Street Fighter series. It then cuts to a close-up of the woman's arm dangling off the boat. As it bounces, the two shark fins go by. It then goes to a front shot of the boat, where one of the sharks rises up and takes a bite, then going to the water with swirling blood, which the shark swims by that. Now in the water, with shimmering lights, the woman's severed arm floats downward off-screen. The words
DEEP
WATER
rises from the bottom and rests. The shark then appears from the bottom and goes off-screen to the left and then comes back and stops above the company name (while a trademark "TM" appears). The shark and company name turn into silhouettes.
FX/SFX: The logo is entirely computer animated.
Music/Sounds: A low synth tune which then goes into a ominous piano ditty that sounds very similar to the USA boss theme from Sonic CD when the sharks appear. As they attack, the woman screams and water splashes. It then goes back to the synth theme, where there's a whoosh when the company name appears. When the shark swims above the name, another whoosh is heard and when they turn into silhouettes, it ends with a sound of lightning.
Availability: This only appears on Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side on the Sega CD.
Editor's Note: The theme of the shark attack and horrifying music, along with the overall cheesy early CGI might be disturbing to some, but it certainly fits with the nature of the label!
2nd Logo (1997)
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Only appears on Duke Nukem 3D for the Sega Saturn.
Editor's Note: None.