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'''Availability:''' Seen on video game titles by the publisher, all of which were Japan-only games, such as the 2009 DS games of ''Eibun Tadoku DS: Sekai no Meisaku Douwa'' and ''Eibun Tadoku DS: Sekai no Bungaku Senshuu''.
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Background
IE Institute was a defunct Japanese video game developer that existed during video game production in the mid-2000s, specializing on the Nintendo DS and Wii.
(November 4, 2004-Early 2010's)
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Logo: On a white background, we see a blue gradient rectangle with 3 thin blue lines, and a big "E" from the DELL logo. Below it is the black words, "IE Institute", in an italicized serif font.
Technique: None.
Audio: None.
Availability: Seen on video game titles by the publisher, all of which were Japan-only games, such as the 2009 DS games of Eibun Tadoku DS: Sekai no Meisaku Douwa and Eibun Tadoku DS: Sekai no Bungaku Senshuu.
