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Background

In 1994, video game developers Erick S. Dyke, Dan O'Leary and Sean Purcell founded n-Space in 1994 with the help of funding from Sony Computer Entertainment of America, with its first game being Tigershark for Microsoft Windows and the PlayStation. n-Space would exclusively publish games for the aforementioned platforms until 2002. With their last game being Sword Coast Legends, n-Space would later be closed down in March 22, 2016.

1st logo (May 1997-October 25, 2000)

Logo: On a space background, we zoom in through multiple purple and blue rotating nebulas. Then, we zoom out of the letter "n", in white, to reveal a golden box surrounding it, with the words "SPACE" in black. A white line (which looks similar to the Milky Way) then fades in the background.

Variant: On Danger Girl, the logo's animation is replaced with a ripple effect. The URL "www.n-space.com" is seen below.

FX/SFX: The nebulas and the logo zooming out. Decent CGI for its time.

Music/Sounds: A set of synth-like bell chimes, ending with a xylophone-esque chime. The variant used an electric sound effect.

Availability: Scarce. First seen on Tigershark. It then appeared on BugRiders: The Race of Kings, Duke Nukem: Time to Kill, Rugrats: Search for Reptar, Rugrats: Studio Tour and Duke Nukem: Land of the Babes. It made its last appearance on Mary-Kate and Ashley: Magical Mystery Mall .

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-=== 1st ID (September 9, 2006-March 1, 2021) ===
-'''ID:''' These IDs contain a cartoonish 3D style. The IDs contain Qubo's "Qube" logo as the main icon, with the logo appearing at the end of each ID. See Variants for the list of IDs.
+=== Background ===
-* '''Note:''' The defunct NBC and Telemundo block, ''Qubo on NBC'', has the words "'''on NBC"''' with NBC's peacock logo slide in on the end of a variant. It should not be treated as a separate ID or a separate logo.
+In 1994, video game developers Erick S. Dyke, Dan O'Leary and Sean Purcell founded '''n-Space''' in 1994 with the help of funding from [[Sony Interactive Entertainment (Japan)|Sony Computer Entertainment of America]], with its first game being ''Tigershark'' for Microsoft Windows and the [[PlayStation]]. n-Space would exclusively publish games for the aforementioned platforms until 2002. With their last game being ''Sword Coast Legends'', n-Space would later be closed down in March 22, 2016.
+=== 1st logo (May 1997-October 25, 2000) ===
-'''Variants:''' This ID had a large amount of variants, listed below:
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+'''Logo:''' On a space background, we zoom in through multiple {{Color|purple}} and {{Color|blue}} rotating nebulas. Then, we zoom out of the letter "n", in white, to reveal a {{Color|golden}} box surrounding it, with the words "'''SPACE'''" in black. A white line (which looks similar to the Milky Way) then fades in the background.
-* Skateboard: On a skate-park setting, we see 2 cubes, one green and one white. The green cube then turns into a green helmet on top of the white cube's head. The cube then dives down with a skateboard, skates under a loop, and then jumps off a ramp. The cube then turns into the Qubo logo.
-* Boombox: On a city setting, we see a person made out of cubes wearing a cap, glasses, a chain, and a Qubo shirt. The person, whilst holding a boom-box,   break-dances in front of 7 small cubes. The Qubo logo from the shirt is seen at the end.
-* Arts & Crafts: On an orange background, we see a pair of white arms cut a red paper with scissors. The paper is cut into 7 red cubes. Another pair of arms is gluing blue cubes in a string, which they then show off. The last pair of arms crumbles multiple colored-papers into the Qubo logo, which the arms then stretches and prints in a table.
-* Machinery: On a factory setting, we see a truck, a soccer ball and a turkey in a rail, which leads to what seems to be a transformer. A green ray is then blasted to the turkey, which is sent inside the transformer. On a screen printed in the machine, a model of the turkey is seen. The turkey model is then wiped and replaced with the Qubo logo. The cube is then punted off a tube. The cube rolls, and then jumps into a sky-blue background, which is when the Qubo logo is seen.
-* Playground: TBA
-* Vaccum: TBA
-* Tornado: TBA
-* Giant: TBA
+'''Variant:''' On ''Danger Girl'', the logo's animation is replaced with a ripple effect. The URL "[https://web.archive.org/web/20000306001527/http://www.n-space.com/ www.n-space.com]" is seen below.
-'''FX/SFX:''' 3D CGI.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' Depends on the variant. At the end of every variant, a "pop" noise is heard.
+'''FX/SFX:''' The nebulas and the logo zooming out. Decent CGI for its time.
+'''Music/Sounds:''' A set of synth-like bell chimes, ending with a xylophone-esque chime. The variant used an electric sound effect.
-'''Availability:''' Extinct. All of these IDs are no longer in TV due to the channel closing down in February 1, 2021/March 1, 2021.
+'''Availability:''' Scarce. First seen on ''Tigershark''. It then appeared on ''BugRiders: The Race of Kings'', ''Duke Nukem: Time to Kill'', ''Rugrats: Search for Reptar'', ''Rugrats: Studio Tour'' and ''Duke Nukem: Land of the Babes''. It made its last appearance on ''Mary-Kate and Ashley: Magical Mystery Mall''	.
-'''Editor's Note:''' This is a well-known logo for many people that have watched Qubo, and is a favorite for many.
-=== 2nd ID (2012?-March 1, 2021) ===
-TBA