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This section encompasses logos appearing on video games and arcade games.
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Sierra Entertainment (formerly known as On-Line Systems and Sierra On-Line) was a major PC game developer and publisher, known for their games named King's Quest and Leisure Suit Larry series. It was founded back in 1979 by Ken and Roberta Williams. They didn't make their game until 1980 when they released Mystery House for the Apple II. In 1998-99, while the company suffered from financial troubles after the founders left the company, they announced an internal restructuring and major layoffs, which of their operations were divided into five separate brands, and some of the sub-studios were closed. A year later, Sierra was formally disestablished as a company and continued as a publishing brand of Vivendi; this was in result after Havas became part of that new company. In 2008, Sierra was closed after Vivendi Games merged with Activision Publishing to form Activision Blizzard, but in 2014, Sierra was later revived and will continue publishing some independently developed games, including the reboot of the King's Quest series.
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The 5th Electronic Arts logo, notable for being the company's first 3D-animated logo.
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Sega Sammy Holdings
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Bandai Namco Holdings Inc.
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