Virgin Interactive

==Virgin Games==
===1983–1990===
===1990–1994===
Virgin Games 1991.png|Rolling Ronny (Atari ST, 1991)
i-M5nFZjhOJ9N Br2Pb7aw57696.jpg|Dune II (DOS, 1992)
UpyG RQS7vmTZj0Dj6IRA6212.jpg|M.C. Kids (video game, 1992)
cuUKXZIasqgJ3Ie4rw6Ssw6243.jpg|M.C. Kids (video game, 1992)
Virgin Games 1993 (1).png|Dune CD (1993)
Virgin Games 1993 (2).png|Dune CD (1993)
virgingam7guest.png|The 7th Guest (1993)
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jIV4Wt9xFgj2SqpE-XpX6Q26027.jpg|The Terminator (video game, 1993)
virgingamcpsnes.png|Cool Spot (SNES, 1993)
virgingamcpsg.png|Cool Spot (Sega Genesis, 1993)
Virgin Games 1994.png|The Jungle Book (WCES 1994 prototype, Sega Genesis, 1994)
==Virgin Interactive Entertainment==
===1992–1995===
E-yjLoxj lsuia1WnH6TEg5736.png|Dune (SCD, 1993)
Virgingamcpamiga.png|Cool Spot (Amiga, 1993)
VirginInteractiveSuperSlapShot.png|Super Slap Shot (SNES, 1993)
After rebranding to Virgin Interactive Entertainment in 1993, VIE just used the regular Virgin logo without any "Interactive Entertainment" indicator whatsoever. Some games, though, did use the "Interactive Entertainment".
===1993–1997===
Virgin Interactive Entertainment 1994.png|Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (SNES, 1994)
0rhw1FB28K11pZNhCGPw3w28922.gif|Cool Spot (DOS, 1994)
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VmVI8DLiSZ39yIZYxzEcKw21480.png|Cyberia 2: Resurrection (DOS, 1995)
Vielogo2.png|1995-1997 On-Screen logo. This logo is very similar to the logo for Virgin Galactic.
11thhourlogo1.png|The 11th Hour (1995)
11thhourlogo2.png|The 11th Hour (1995)
H1ckj8bt2D J-W6J2odPTw15454.jpg|Toonstruck (1996)
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Virgin Interactive Entertainment 1996 (2).png|Hyper 3-D Pinball (1996)
Virgin Interactive Entertainment 1996.png|Harvester (1996)
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Virgin logo (1996).png
Virgin logo (1996) (1).png
Virgin Interactive Entertainment (1996) (1).png
Virgin Interactive Entertainment (later).png|Still logo seen on various Capcom releases in Europe and other games.
==Virgin Interactive==
===1997–2003===
7TlMGejA73n0BI4bI7OQIg8245.jpg|On-screen logo used from mid-late 1997 to early 2000.
Virgin Interactive (Ignition).png|On-screen logo as seen in Ignition (1997)
Virgin Interactive (1998, taken from Bloody Roar, PAL).png|PAL version of Bloody Roar - Hyper Beast Duel (1998)
GW208H156.png|On-screen logo, used from March 1999 to 2001.
Virgin Interactive (GBC 2).png|GBC (2D) version
Virgin Interactive (GBC).png|GBC (3D) version
Virgin Interactive (GBC 5).png|GBC (3D) version, with the logo drawn as seen in Holy Magic Century.
Virgin Interactive (GBC 3).png|GBC version, with the logo drawn as seen in the GBC version of European Super League.
Virgin Interactive (GBC 4).png|GBC version with the black background, seen only in Jimmy White's Cueball.
Virgin Interactive (Still).png|Still (2D) version, as seen only in Lotus Challenge.
Virgin Interactive (GBA).png|GBA (3D) version, seen only in European Super League.
Virgin Interactive 2001.png|On-screen logo, introduced on February 2nd, 2001 with the game Heist. Taken from Jimmy White's Cueball World.
Virgin Interactive (later).png|On-screen logo seen on the PAL versions of Bloody Roar 3 and DNA - Dark Native Apostle.
Category:Virgin
Category:Video game developers
Category:Video game publishers
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Category:Defunct video game companies
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Category:1983