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'''WarnerActive''' was a short-lived CD-ROM subsidiary of Time Warner Entertainment founded in 1995. It was merged with then-recently purchased British publisher [[Renegade Software]] into [[Warner Interactive]] that same year.
 
===Logo (September 1995)===
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Revision as of 17:09, 10 October 2023

Background

WarnerActive was a short-lived CD-ROM subsidiary of Time Warner Entertainment founded in 1995. It was merged with then-recently purchased British publisher Renegade Software into Warner Interactive that same year.

Logo (September 1995)

Visuals: We see two 3D circles swirling a gray one with a golden one inside it. The letters "W" and "A" fall from the top and bottom sides, merge themselves inside the circles and become white. The letter "A" misses the horizontal bar. The golden circle then becomes an arc, posed over the letters, and the gray circle remains around and shines. Then, the name "WarnerActive TM" fades in and "Active" turns italics.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: An original musical score with metallic entries.

Availability: Seen on Panic in the Park. This game was later re-released under the Warner Interactive banner.

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