Game Park GP32

Background

Game Park GP32 is a console made by Game Park. Considered as one of the first open source video game console, the console had its origins back when South Korea had a law where Japanese products are not allowed to be imported to South Korea. This causes PC games to be the sole video game market in South Korea. South Korea decided to fund a company that would create a console, so they held a contest on who would be the one to start a console as companies from Japan has made its slice portion of the monopoly in South Korea. Game Park wins and get the funds to create the console. However, it went completely obscure in 2004.

Logo (November 23, 2001-2004)

Visuals: Over a black background, "GP32" in blue slides in from the right, with the black circle containing a G in blue falls in to the "GP32" while having red/green/blue lines around the black appearing. As the black circle settled at the left, the logo bounces as "GP32" bounces creating a wave.

Variants: On the European release, the 3D, shiny white "GP32" and the "G" fades in with shadows.

Technique: Sprite-based animation.

Audio: An 8-note digital xylophone.

Audio Variants: On the European release, a long synth note.

Availability: Seen when a GP32 is booted up. This is mostly founded in South Korea. However, some models are released in Europe.