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'''Availability:''' Very common. It can be seen on games like the infamous ''Batman: Dark Tomorrow'' and a vast majority of TV Plug and Plays from 2003-2005. |
'''Availability:''' Very common. It can be seen on games like the infamous ''Batman: Dark Tomorrow'' and a vast majority of TV Plug and Plays from 2003-2005. |
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===2nd Logo (2005-)=== |
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Revision as of 01:30, 22 December 2022
OmegaPC777
Editions by
OmegaPC777
Video captures courtesy of
Jake Sharratt
Background: In 1995, HotGen was founded in London by Fergus McGovern (Who also founded Probe Entertainment 11 years prior). The company is best known for developing a ton of Jakks Pacific TV Plug and Play Games.
1st Logo (1995-2005)
Logo: On a white background, we see a metallic stick figure with the H as the body and the G as the head. Below this, we see this text:
HOTGEN
S T U D I O S
All of this is inside a rounded box.
Variant: On TV Plug and Play games, the logo is show alongside Jakks Pacific's logo.
Technique: None. It's a still logo.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Very common. It can be seen on games like the infamous Batman: Dark Tomorrow and a vast majority of TV Plug and Plays from 2003-2005.
2nd Logo (2005-)
Logo: On a white or black background, we see a silver, rounded rectangle with HotGen inside it, colored like this: HotGen.
Technique: None. It's a still logo.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Very common and current. It can be seen on their games as well as on TV Plug and Play systems.
