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'''Logo</u>: We see the word "'''''LIVE'''''" flying from below and two segmented pyramids from the sides. They merge into a single, more condensed pyramid and form the complete logo, similar to the parent company, but red. Then it shines. |
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'''FX/SFX</u>: Parts of the logo flying and shining. |
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'''Music/Sounds</u>: A short synth note with a splash sound. |
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'''Availability</u>: Ultra rare. Can be found only on ''The Arrival''. |
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'''Editor's Note</u>: None. |
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Revision as of 11:38, 28 October 2020
Background: Live Interactive was an ultra short-lived game publishing division of Live Entertainment, which later became Artisan and was folded into Lions Gate Films. This gaming division only released one game, a CD-ROM adaption of the 1996 film The Arrival.
(1997)
Logo: We see the word "LIVE" flying from below and two segmented pyramids from the sides. They merge into a single, more condensed pyramid and form the complete logo, similar to the parent company, but red. Then it shines.
FX/SFX: Parts of the logo flying and shining.
Music/Sounds: A short synth note with a splash sound.
Availability: Ultra rare. Can be found only on The Arrival.
Editor's Note: None.
