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Background: Founded in 1982 and closed about 1984, Fox Video Games was an early short-lived video game division of 20th Century Fox. It has no relationship withFox Interactive whatsoever.▼
=== Background ===
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=== (1982-1984) ===
'''Logo:''' On a gold background, we see a white static rendition of the 20th Century Fox logo. The 20th Century Fox Video Games (1983) motto/nickname of the company "GAMES OF THE CENTURY" is written below the logo, followed by "PRESENTS", the game's name, a copyright notice and the words "PRESS FIRE TO BEGIN".
'''FX/SFX:''' Totally static.
'''Music/Sounds:''' None.
'''Availability:''' Rare. It appeared on ''The Yolk's on You'' on Colecovision, which wasn't released commercially, but may be on other 20th Century Games during this era, like ''Porky's'' for Atari 2600.
'''Editor's Note:''' None.
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Background
Founded in 1982 and closed about 1984, Fox Video Games was an early short-lived video game division of 20th Century Fox (now known as [[20th Century Studios). It has no relationship with Fox Interactive whatsoever.
(1982-1984)
Logo: On a gold background, we see a white static rendition of the 20th Century Fox logo. The 20th Century Fox Video Games (1983) motto/nickname of the company "GAMES OF THE CENTURY" is written below the logo, followed by "PRESENTS", the game's name, a copyright notice and the words "PRESS FIRE TO BEGIN".
FX/SFX: Totally static.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Rare. It appeared on The Yolk's on You on Colecovision, which wasn't released commercially, but may be on other 20th Century Games during this era, like Porky's for Atari 2600.
Editor's Note: None.
