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PF.Magic (1994) |
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Logo captures by TeamLogo |
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(1994-1998) |
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Technique: Probably none. |
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Audio: Unknown |
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===Logo (1994-1998) Visuals:
Technique:
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Availability: First seen on Ballz: The Directors Cut for the Panasonic/Goldstar/Sanyo 3DO. Might also be seen on it's virtual pet games such as Dogz (Both Versions), Catz (Both Versions), and the infamous Babyz. Was also seen on the popular virtual pet game, Oddballz.
