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===Background=== |
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Game Wave Family Entertainment System was a DVD based home console manufactured by [[ZAPiT Games]] in Canada from 2005 until it's discontinuation in 2009. |
'''Game Wave Family Entertainment System''' was a DVD based home console manufactured by [[ZAPiT Games]] in Canada, released from October 2005 until it's discontinuation in 2009. |
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===Logo (2005)=== |
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[[File:GameWaveFES.jpg|center|frameless]] |
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'''Visuals:''' On a moving blue background, two toothpaste shapes colored respectively in yellow and red, are forming on a dark blue box. The white text "GAMC WAVC forms in a slanted square-like font, before two white paint shapes fill in the missing lines on each of the E's. Now the text reads "GAME WAVE". |
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'''Variants:''' There is a |
'''Variants:''' There is a still variant. |
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'''Technique:''' CGI. |
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Latest revision as of 10:01, 17 March 2024
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Pippin88
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Background
Game Wave Family Entertainment System was a DVD based home console manufactured by ZAPiT Games in Canada, released from October 2005 until it's discontinuation in 2009.
Logo (2005)
Visuals: On a moving blue background, two toothpaste shapes colored respectively in yellow and red, are forming on a dark blue box. The white text "GAMC WAVC forms in a slanted square-like font, before two white paint shapes fill in the missing lines on each of the E's. Now the text reads "GAME WAVE".
Variants: There is a still variant.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A strange electronic whistling sound.
Availability: Seen on some of the games available for the system.
