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Background

Swingin' Ape Studios was a short-lived independent video game company founded by Steve Ranck, Mike Starich and Scott Goffman in 2000 after they left Midway Home Entertainment. The studio only made one game, Metal Arms: A Glitch in the System, before it was acquired by, and subsequently folded into, Blizzard Entertainment in 2005.

Logo (November 18, 2003)

Visuals: On a white background, a cartoon monkey pops up from the bottom of the screen. It starts swinging around the screen on a vine, sporting different outfits every time it passes by. Finally the monkey slams into the screen and lands on a circle, still holding the vine. The green-yellow gradient text "SWINGIN' APE" pops in above the circle, and "STUDIOS" pops in below.

Technique: 2D animation.

Audio: A violin sting when the monkey first appears, followed by a fast drum beat accompanied by monkey noises. There is a cymbal crash when the circle appears.

Availability: Seen on Metal Arms: A Glitch in the System.

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 ===Background===
-'''Swingin' Ape Studios''' was a short-lived independent video game company founded by Steve Ranck, Mike Starich and Scott Goffman in 2000 after they left [[Midway Games|Midway Home Entertainment]]. The studio only made one game, ''Metal Arms: A Glitch in the System'', before it was acquired by [[Blizzard Entertainment]] in 2005.
+'''Swingin' Ape Studios''' was a short-lived independent video game company founded by Steve Ranck, Mike Starich and Scott Goffman in 2000 after they left [[Midway Games|Midway Home Entertainment]]. The studio only made one game, ''Metal Arms: A Glitch in the System'', before it was acquired by, and subsequently folded into, [[Blizzard Entertainment]] in 2005.
 ===Logo (November 18, 2003)===