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'''Discworld Noir (1999):''' A yellow light is falling from an open door and a yellow GT stands in the flood of light, casting a shadow. |
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Blood (1997) and Blood II: The Chosen (1998): The logo is made up of blood, which is different for both versions, but both are the same concept.
- The 1st game has a less realistic look to it, with it waving more than throbbing and blood dripping down, before exploding into dust.
- The 2nd game has the blood dripping off-screen and more realistic throbbing, and the entire logo splatters across the screen, leaving a mess in the background.
Oddworld series (1997-2000): The logo ripples on a concentric stony pattern.
Dead Ball Zone (1998): The silver logo has a smoking ball next to it. Then it is zapped by lightning and starts glowing light blue.
Discworld Noir (1999): A yellow light is falling from an open door and a yellow GT stands in the flood of light, casting a shadow.
40 Winks (1999): The logo has a nice brown color and looks like liquid metal.
Imperium Galactica II: Alliances (1999): The logo appears over a planet, and the name is made from stone.