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===Background===
===Background===
'''Fantasy Factory''' was a game development subsidiary of [[Philips Media|Philips Interactive Media]] that developed the highly infamous 1994 Phillips CD-i puzzle game ''Hotel Mario''.
'''Fantasy Factory''' was a game development subsidiary of [[Philips Media|Philips Interactive Media]] that developed the highly infamous 1994 Phillips CD-i puzzle game ''Hotel Mario''.



===Logo (April 5, 1994)===
===Logo (April 5, 1994)===
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'''Visuals:''' On an orange/yellow fire background are the stacked, grungy, silver words "FANTASY FACTORY" in a futuristic modern-shaped font.
'''Visuals:''' On an {{color|orange}}/{{color|gold|yellow}} fire background are the stacked, grungy, {{color|silver}} words "{{color|silver|'''FANTASY FACTORY'''}}" in a futuristic modern-shaped font. The "A"s are represented by triangles.


'''Variant:''' In the prototype of the game, the background is different and darker.
'''Variant:''' In the prototype of the game, the background is different and darker.

Revision as of 18:31, 28 May 2024

Background

Fantasy Factory was a game development subsidiary of Philips Interactive Media that developed the highly infamous 1994 Phillips CD-i puzzle game Hotel Mario.

Logo (April 5, 1994)


Visuals: On an orange/yellow fire background are the stacked, grungy, silver words "FANTASY FACTORY" in a futuristic modern-shaped font. The "A"s are represented by triangles.

Variant: In the prototype of the game, the background is different and darker.

Technique: A still, digital graphic.

Audio: None.

Availability: It only appears on Hotel Mario for the Philips CD-i console.

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