RFX Interactive
From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum
Background
RFX Interactive was a video game developer founded in 1998, located in Nanterre, France. They were liquidated in 2003 after heavy losses.
Logo (December 1, 2000-September 1, 2002)
Visuals: On a black background, the text "RFX" can be seen in bold, white Arial. 2 of the letters are modified, however, with the "R"'s leg being formed from a large white ray, and half of the "X" formed from a rainbow-colored ray. Both of these rays are coming off of a abstract drawing of an disc. Below all this is the text "developed by" and "RFX Interactive" in a larger print size.
Variants:
- Game Boy Color games feature solid bars of color for the rainbow, while Game Boy Advance games contain the logo in a higher-quality with a gradient rainbow ray.
- On Tonic Trouble for Game Boy Color and Toonsylvania, there are some notable differences. The logo is now inside of a black box on a white background, though the rays pierce through it a bit, only "Interactive" is seen below the logo, and "DEVELOPED BY" is in a small digital font. Toonsylvania has the latter text shift to the left corner of the box.
- On Dinotopia: The Timestone Pirates and Turok: Evolution for Game Boy Advance, the logo is a bit smaller, has the rainbow ray's reflection on the floor, and has "Interactive" below the logo. The disclaimer is still present in a smaller, italicized print.
Technique: A still, sprite-based graphic.
Audio: None.
Availability: It can be seen on the games listed above, as well as Inspector Gadget: Operation Madkactus, Antz Racing for Game Boy Color, and Lady Sia.
