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===Background===
On November 1, 2000, Pacific Century CyberWorks, a Hong Kong-based company acquired Jaleco to become the Japanese division of the company, which was renamed to '''PCCW Japan'''. In 2001, it had acquired the VR-1 Group, and expanded their operations globally. In 2002, PCCW Japan merged two American subsidiaries into '''Jaleco Entertainment''', while PCCW Japan has reverted to the Jaleco moniker in 2004.
===Logo (June 6th, 2002-December 18, 2003)===
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PCCW_Japan_(2003)_(Taken_from_Raging_Blades,_PS2).png
PCCW_Japan_(2002)_(Taken_from_Darius_R,_GBA).png
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'''Technique:'''
'''Audio:''' None.
'''Availability:''' Seen on PCCW Japan's titles from the era, like ''Raging Blades'' and several
{{Chronology|[[Jaleco (1974-2001)|Jaleco]]<br>[[VR-1 Japan]]|[[Jaleco (2004-2014)|Jaleco]]}}
[[Category:Japanese video game logos]]
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Background
On November 1, 2000, Pacific Century CyberWorks, a Hong Kong-based company acquired Jaleco to become the Japanese division of the company, which was renamed to PCCW Japan. In 2001, it had acquired the VR-1 Group, and expanded their operations globally. In 2002, PCCW Japan merged two American subsidiaries into Jaleco Entertainment, while PCCW Japan has reverted to the Jaleco moniker in 2004.
Logo (June 6th, 2002-December 18, 2003)
_(Taken_from_Raging_Blades,_PS2).png)
_(Taken_from_Darius_R,_GBA).png)
Visuals: Over a white background is the PCCW corporate logo, which is a grid consisting of multiple colors, and next to it is the text "PCCW Japan".
Technique: A still, digital graphic.
Audio: None.
Availability: Seen on PCCW Japan's titles from the era, like Raging Blades and several Game Boy Advance titles.
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