LAI Games

LAI Games (abbreviation of Leisure & Allied Industries) is a arcade game & video game developer owned by Helix Leisure. It is based in Dallas, Texas.
==Leisure & Allied Industries==
===196?–198?===
The logo contains a silhouette of Australia; where the company was first founded in Perth.
===198?–1990===
===1990–2002===
Leisure & allied industries second logo variant 1.png|Variant used on the 1991 Leisure Line magazine
Leisure & allied industries second logo variant 2.png|Outlined variant with the byline
Leisure & allied industries second logo variant 3.png|Outlined variant without byline
Introduced in 1990; this was used in tandem with the previous logo until the late 90s; and the next logo until 2002.
==LAI Games==
===1999–2002===
Introduced in 1999; the logo was used in tandem with the 1990 Leisure & Allied Industries logo until 2002. The last LAI game that used this was Stacker's early production cabinets in 2004.
===2002–2013===
Introduced in 2002; the oval received a redesign with a blue & red outline replacing the simple outline; the LAI font replaced with a simple one; and the Games font replaced.
===2013–2023===
Lai games current logo oval variant.png|Oval variant
Introduced in 2013; the logo initially retained the oval style from the previous logo; eventually LAI began using the oval-less variant of this logo in 2017.
===2023–present===
LAI Games 2023 logo vertical.png|Vertical variant
One decade later, LAI Games would get a major rebrand; a new logo & new slogan "Beyond the Game" was introduced as part of it; with the company stating that they don’t just signify a change in the look of the company’s marketing materials, but are “meant to bring a new meaning to LAI’s mission and values.”
==References==
Category:Arcade games
Category:Video game developers
Category:Dallas
Category:Texas
Category:United States
Category:1950s
Category:1958
Category:Perth, Western Australia
Category:Australia