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===Background===
===Background===
'''The Blade Runner/Westwood Partnership''' is a short lived joint venture/partnership between The '''Blade Runner''' Partnership, a company owned by Bud Yorkin and Jerry Perenchio, who held the rights to the movie, and [[Westwood Studios|'''Westwood''' Studios]], the game's developer to produce the 1997 game ''Blade Runner''.
'''The Blade Runner/Westwood Partnership''' was a short lived joint venture/partnership between The '''Blade Runner''' Partnership, a company owned by Bud Yorkin and Jerry Perenchio, who held the rights to the movie, and [[Westwood Studios|'''Westwood''' Studios]], the game's developer to produce the 1997 game ''Blade Runner''.
===(November 14, 1997)===
===Logo (November 14, 1997)===
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'''Logo:''' On a black background, we see a {{color|#000080|navy blue}} grid. A white object slides in on the top left of the grid, and then it flashes. A code appears on the bottom, and a {{color|blue|blue}} camera appears and settles to the top left, which stands on the text. Then it disappears, and a {{color|blue|blue}} square that zooms out and stops at the top left, where the text is seen. Then the square and code disappears, and the text flashes and zooms in, revealing it was the text:
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'''Visuals:''' On a black background, there is a {{color|#000080|navy blue}} grid. A white object slides in on the top left of the grid, and then it flashes. A code appears on the bottom, and a blue camera appears and settles to the top left, which stands on the text. Then it disappears, and a blue square that zooms out and stops at the top left, where the text is seen. Then the square and code disappears, and the text flashes and zooms in, revealing it was the text:
<center>
<center>
THE<br>{{Big|{{Big|BLADE RUNNER/WESTWOOD<br>PARTNERSHIP}}}}<br>PRESENTS
THE<br>{{Big|{{Big|BLADE RUNNER/WESTWOOD<br>PARTNERSHIP}}}}<br>PRESENTS
</center>
</center>


'''FX/SFX:''' The objects moving.
'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation.


'''Music/Sounds:''' Various sounds of computerized noises and beeps.
'''Audio:''' Various sounds of computerized noises and beeps.


'''Availability:''' Seen on the introduction of the 1997 PC game ''Blade Runner''.
'''Availability:''' Seen on the introduction of the 1997 PC game ''Blade Runner''.


'''Editor's Note:''' None.
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Latest revision as of 19:20, 12 August 2024


Background

The Blade Runner/Westwood Partnership was a short lived joint venture/partnership between The Blade Runner Partnership, a company owned by Bud Yorkin and Jerry Perenchio, who held the rights to the movie, and Westwood Studios, the game's developer to produce the 1997 game Blade Runner.

Logo (November 14, 1997)



Visuals: On a black background, there is a navy blue grid. A white object slides in on the top left of the grid, and then it flashes. A code appears on the bottom, and a blue camera appears and settles to the top left, which stands on the text. Then it disappears, and a blue square that zooms out and stops at the top left, where the text is seen. Then the square and code disappears, and the text flashes and zooms in, revealing it was the text:

THE
BLADE RUNNER/WESTWOOD
PARTNERSHIP

PRESENTS

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: Various sounds of computerized noises and beeps.

Availability: Seen on the introduction of the 1997 PC game Blade Runner.

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