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===Background===
===Background===
'''MENG''' is the 3D engine developed by Mindware Studios (Czech) and used in their games (as for now, there are three of them). This engine features proprietary compressed archives with MFS or MPK extension and among other, video files in Theora format inside.
'''MENG''' is the 3D engine developed by [[Mindware Studios]] (Czech) and used in their games (as for now, there are three of them). This engine features proprietary compressed archives with MFS or MPK extension and among other, video files in Theora format inside.


===(2005-2009)===
===Logo (September 27, 2005-October 12, 2009)===
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'''Logo:''' We see a gearbox with two transmission wheels inside and five pistons. An {{color|orange}} light is emitted from behind. The gears begin to move faster and faster, and soon the wheels blend completely and transform into "e" and "g" letters, while the pistons transform into "m" and "n" made of rods (as you can see there's five rods). The box around flashes in with the words "POWERED GAME" below. The background clears to black.
'''Visuals:''' There is a gearbox with two transmission wheels inside and five pistons. An orange light is emitted from behind. The gears begin to move faster and faster, and soon the wheels blend completely and transform into "'''e'''" and "'''G'''" letters, while the pistons transform into "'''m'''" and "'''n'''" made of rods (as five rods are seen). The box around flashes in with the words "POWERED GAME" below. The background clears to black.


'''Technique:''' CGI.
'''Technique:''' CGI.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A sound of gearbox making its work, then a flipping sound.
'''Audio:''' A sound of gearbox making its work, then a flipping sound.


'''Availability:''' First appeared on ''Cold War'', including the demo version, then on ''Dreamkiller''.
'''Availability:''' First appeared on ''Cold War'', including the demo version, then on ''Dreamkiller''.
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 8 November 2024


Background

MENG is the 3D engine developed by Mindware Studios (Czech) and used in their games (as for now, there are three of them). This engine features proprietary compressed archives with MFS or MPK extension and among other, video files in Theora format inside.

Logo (September 27, 2005-October 12, 2009)

Visuals: There is a gearbox with two transmission wheels inside and five pistons. An orange light is emitted from behind. The gears begin to move faster and faster, and soon the wheels blend completely and transform into "e" and "G" letters, while the pistons transform into "m" and "n" made of rods (as five rods are seen). The box around flashes in with the words "POWERED GAME" below. The background clears to black.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A sound of gearbox making its work, then a flipping sound.

Availability: First appeared on Cold War, including the demo version, then on Dreamkiller.

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