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Gama Video (Yugoslavia)

Logo descriptions by kahdarLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of ArhiVidBackground: Gama Video was a short-lived Yugoslavian video distributor.(1980's?-early 90's)<embed align="bottom" allowfullscreen="true" height="255" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/bba7a0a6a3175eb6c8c07ce05aedac0df976e3a1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="308" wmode="transparent"/>Logo: On the space background, we see a spark which morphs into the gold triangle,which zooms in. Then, it flips to another side with dark blue fill, gold outline and with the word "GAMA" in a gold modern type font inside a gold rectangle. When the triangle stops zooming, it glows a little bit and a small dot flies to write the word "VIDEO" in a purple Helvetica-like font. For a second, the warning screen appears, overlapping the logo.FX/SFX: The spark morphing into the triangle, zooming, flipping and the dot writing word "VIDEO".Music/Sounds: It begins with a strange humming sound and when the triangle stops zooming, it crossfades to "Where's the Walrus?" by The Alan Parsons Project, which was also used in the Forum Home Video logo, notice there is a full version of the music.Availability: Seen on their VHS tapes.Editor's Note: None.
Game.com

Background: If you thought the Nintendo DS was the first hand held with a touch-screen feature, well, then you're wrong. In late 1997, seven years before the DS, Tiger Electronics released a black-and-white hand held with a touch-screen feature, called the Game.com (pronounced "game com", not "game dot com") which also included a link cable to link to the Internet to record your high scores, which is currently defunct. It also had two cartridge slots, both on the right (though a re-designed "Pocket Pro" only had one slot and moved it to the left). The system did not sell extremely well and was discontinued very quickly. 300,000 units were sold, and only 20 games were released.(August 1997-2000) Logo: On a black background, a silver ball bounces on screen. It then explodes, and the Tiger logo rotates into place. The logo then moves upward, as the words "game.com", in HancockParkLaser font, slide in from both sides of the screen below the logo. As the words slide into place, a copyright date appears below. FX/SFX: The bouncing and exploding ball, the sliding words... all primitive and the animation is very choppy (then again, the system wasn't all that advanced to begin with).Music/Sounds: A four note synth-chime-xylophone fanfare when the silver ball bounces and explodes, then, when the words slide into place, we hear a "whoosh", then a "CLANK!" (like a frying pan falling to a hard floor) sound, and a robotic voice saying "Game.com active!".Availability: Seen when a Game.com is turned on. The system is very hard to find.
GameTek

Background: GameTek was a publisher and developer formed in 1987 as a subsidiary of IJE Inc. and changed name in 1993. It was based in Florida. In July 1997, the European assets were sold to Take-Two Interactive Software, while the main office filed for bankruptcy and closed year after.1st Logo(1987-1991)Logo: TBA.Variants: TBA.FX/SFX: TBA.Music/Sounds: TBA.Availability: TBA.Editor's Note: TBA.2nd Logo (1991-1998)Logo: We see the word "GAMETEK" in italics, first four letters white and others blue. A blue ball poses inside the "A" letter.Variants: Early version has lighter cyan color instead of blue and seems to be a bit more leaned. Then, later version shows solid 3D effect, including the ball.On some published games, a corresponding announcer appeared above.On CyberBykes, the logo was redone in futuristic font.There is an animated version. It has "GAME" slide in, then "TEK" zoom letter by letter and the ball jumps the logo to take its place. The logo appears on some games from Imagitec Design.On Star Crusader, the logo shares the screen with the Take 2 logo.On Tesserae, the white background spreaded around the small box with the logo.FX/SFX: None, except for the animated variant.Music/Sounds: None or the opening theme of the game.Availability: Rather common on older games.Editor's Note: None.
Game Arts (Japan)

Logo descriptions byVideo captures by SnowflakesOmegaBackground: TBA1st (known) Logo(1987-1989)Logo: TBAVariant: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: TBAEditor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(1992)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: The letters taking place, the rippling background, all in 3D CGI.Music/Sounds: A C-note synth chord with people cheering. Then an announcer says "Game Arts!", with "Arts" having a glitchy echo near the end of the logo.Availability: TBAEditor's Note: This was an impressive logo for the time considering the FMV capabilities used (although the framerate is evidently choppy).
Game Show Network Originals

Logo descriptions by Codyfinke61st (known) Logo(1998-1999)Logo: On a fancy 70's-esque orange background, we see seven squares (except for the "G", which is red, all other letters are black) spin around, reading "Game Show" on it. "Originals", in a much fancier font, appears below.FX: All the animation in the logo.Music: An upbeat synth and xylophone tune.Availability: Extinct outside of tapes. This was on Faux Pause and As Seen On... to name a few.Scare Factor: None.2nd Logo(1999-2004)Nicknames: "The 1999-2004 GSN Ident", "The Factory", "You're Watching"Logo: We see the 1999-2004 Game Show Network ident, only without the ball being seen (if you don't remember, the original "you're watching" ID containted a pinball that moved around on various spheres against a yellow-blue background, blue-black background, or yellow-green background, then the GSN logo appears). The word "originals" in a somewhat stylized weird font like the kind on computers of the 1980's, that also appeared on GSN's schedule from 1999-2001, appears under the GSN logo.Variant: An early version with "distributed by" was seen above the logo. Hollywood Showdown is the only known show with this variant.FX: Everything.Cheesy Factor: The animation appears to have been slowed down slightly.Music: A jingle that consists of a "whirr" and a funky Moog synth disco tune. Basically a condensed version of the "you're watching" ID music.Availability: Since March 15, 2004, when Game Show Network became GSN, this is no longer seen on reruns of GSN Originals from this era, and any show produced by GSN no longer uses a GSN Originals logo, so it's considered rare outside of tapes, but it's still intact on Hollywood Showdown on TV Guide Network.Scare Factor: Minimal.
Game Six Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures by MylesMoss1996Background: This is Tom Hertz's vanity card.(October 3, 2003-May 20, 2013)Logo: On a white background, we see a picture of a baseball field, specifically second base. Underneath the picture is the text "Game Six Productions".FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The sound of a bat hitting a baseball, and a crowd applauding.Availability: It was seen on Rules of Engagement on CBS, and Married to the Kellys on ABC.Editor's Note: None.
Gamecock Media Group

Background: Gamecock was an extravagant company created by the founders of original Gathering of Developers, to repeat its success with independent developers and quality games with original concepts. Unfortunately, the games weren't that good as expected, and in October 2008 ,the company ended the same way as GoD - it was bought out by SouthPeak, the office was closed, sold, and the brand was dissolved. Several upcoming games were published by the parent company.(2007-2008)Nickname: The Rooster HeadLogo: On a black background, the rooster head is seen. A stylized G letter is inside the head and below it, the name reads GAMECOCK / MEDIA GROUP.Variants: The colors were reversed on Mushroom Men for DS.Insecticide for DS had "presents" below.Legendary had the apocalyptic background and dark metal logo.On Mushroom Men: The Spore Wars (for Wii) the living mushroom fired green amoebas on the background, the logo was entirely green and the name placed above in retro font.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: None except for the variants.Availability: Appeared on Mushroom Men, Insecticide, Dementium: The Ward and probably on Hail to the Chimp.Editor's Note: None.
Gameloft

Logo descriptions by EnormousRatBackground: Gameloft is a notable company, best known for its numerous games for mobile and portable platforms. It was created in 1999 as the affiliate of Ubisoft by the founders of latter.1st Logo(2000's-2009) Logo: We move through lighted orange tunnel (with an almost square section) with several objects hanging inside it, such as stars, hearts and football. Then we zoom into the gameloft word with white outline, which shines. FX/SFX: The entire animation. Music/Sounds: A deep 3-note synth theme with several whooshes. Availability: On older games from the company prior to 2009, often still. The animated version appears on video-capable platforms.Editor's Note: TBA.2nd Logo(January 2010-)<embed allowfullscreen="true" height="205" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/b15b36c5ec8fbc3bcaffa12b6a607c27b252a8c7" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="248" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: Several light blue lines come into the screen and swirl to create a 3D helix, which can resemble G. The figure glows with light, trembles and explodes, leaving the light off, which makes GAMELOFT below. FX/SFX: Animation in the logo. Music/Sounds: Several whooshes, then a synth note and an odd xylophone-like noise. Availability: Seen on all Gameloft games made since January 2010, sometimes in steel gray or on a blue background.Editor's Note: TBA.
Gamestar (China)

Background: Gamestar is a Chinese outsourcing studio founded in 2002, and consists mostly of the former Ubisoft Shanghai employees. It was bought by Disney in 2008. Now it provides additional development for Disney-based games.(2002?-)Nickname: "Alien Saucer"Logo: There is an orange tripod saucer with an alien sitting inside and playing a console. He looks at us, and the saucer closes with the top ball corpus. Then it moves around and two circles appear inside, as well as GAME STAR below.FX/SFX: The saucer closing and moving.Variant: On Tron Evolution it was blue as the other logos.Music/Sounds: Some dinging sounds.Availability: Appears on several Disney games.Editor's Note: None.
Gamos (Russia)

(September 22, 1997-December 2, 1998)Nickname: "The Die"Logo: On a black background, a die drops down from the screen and rolls toward the screen. Halfway through the rolling, it's starts to slowly spin and "GAMOS" spins around it. The die moves up and the text expands out as the die morphs into a abstract one, with a dark and light side. On the light side, there are 3 black dots while on the dark side, there is 1 white dot. Both sides are divided by a curvy line.FX/SFX: The die rolling, the text spinning around the die, and the morphing.Music/Sounds: Xylophone notes are heard when the die rolls while a mysterious synth tune is heard. A triumphant two-note fanfare and a choir is heard when the logo is complete. On Flip-Flop, the music was in the MIDI format, while in 2 Pilot Brothers games, it is an audio.Availability: Rare, as most games from the company may or may not have this logo. Was seen on Flip-Flop, 2 Pilot Brothers games.Editor's Note: TBA.
Ganesh Movies (India)

Logo description by naxo-oleLogo capture by baxo-ole(1970)Logo: On a field, we see a male elephant with three white lines between its eyes. It has the trunk in position to a trumpet. The elephant walks near the camera while it's trumpetting, and the scene ends. Then, the light fades in and we see a dark room with a table in the middle. On the table we see a throne where there's a statue of Ganesh. At the sides of the throne we see two incense sticks being burned (from which smoke is coming) and two candles, in addition of some offerings, and above it we see a big star. On the upper sides of the screen we see two ceiling lamps. On the frontal part of the table we see "GANESH MOVIES".FX/SFX: Live action during the sequence of the elephant walking. The fade in when the logo appears.Music/Sounds: The trumpet during the first sequence. When the logo appears, a happy melody with a sitar which ends with a strum of a lyra.Availability: Seen only on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muhBAtprzMg" target="_self">Kann Malar</a>.Editor's Note: None.
Ganesh Pictures (India)

Not to be confused with <Ganesh Movies (India)>.Logo descriptions byPhotos byVideo captures byEditions by(1969-1975)Logo: On a dark background, there's a statue of Ganesh above a pedestal with the name of the company in Malayalam ("ഗണേഷ് പിക്ചേഴ്സ്"). The statue is between two large metal candles and behind some fruits (coconuts and bananas). On the left side of the pedestal there's a kind of candle. On the right side there are some burning incense sticks. On the table where the pedestal lies, there are some flowers, a jar, and a dish. Then, there's a light behind Ganesh, illuminating the background, and the camera zooms in to the name of the company.FX/SFX: The lights, the zoom and the rest is live action.Music/Sounds: A strum with a lyra and a playful melody with a sitar.Availability: Seen on Rest House, Lankadahanam, Pachanottukal, Sambhavami Yuge Yuge and Ajnathavasam. All of them can be seen on YouTube.Editor's Note: None.
Gangani Productions (India)

Logo descriptions by VenusandMars771st Logo(2001)Logo: Our view focuses to a double vision view of the solar system. One view, slowing panning to the left ,consists of clouds, while the other view, panning toward the upper-left, consists of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. After a few seconds, a thin yellow oval zooms towards us from Saturn and the clouds disappear. When the oval stops zooming, it turns green with a goddess standing on a red alligator carrying a trident. Then, as the Gujarati company name streaks in from the left underneath the oval, the view of the solar system pans to the right.FX/SFX: The two views of the clouds and planets panning in different directions; the oval zooming and changing; the company name streaking in.Music/Sounds: A fast drumming beat with a conch shell blowing and several dissonant lyre strums. As the goddess appears in the oval, we can hear a loud cymbal crash and a thunderclap. More harmonious lyre strums are heard as the company name appears.Availability: Seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-cuiFEOjt8" target="_self">Maiyar Ma Mandu Nathi Lagtu</a>Editor’s Note: None.2nd Logo(2003)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NX9tCFl0C88" target="_self">Mandavda Ropavo Manaraj</a>Editor’s Note: TBA3rd Logo(2003)Logo: TBAFX/SFX: TBAMusic/Sounds: TBAAvailability: Seen on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gSxJ3C5THs" target="_self">Mein To Palvde Bandhi</a>Editor’s Note: TBA
Gangbuster Films

Logo descriptions byLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy ofBackground:1st Logo(October 25, 1988-May 17, 1991)Logo: Superimposed in the credits, the words read:GANGBUSTERFILMS, INC.in association withFX/SFX: None, just the credits.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Midnight Caller.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(September 12, 1993-June 14, 1997)Logo: On a black background, we see a paper with the red splat on it. The word reads "GANGBUSTER" with the part "ANGBUSTER" on top of the film strip that the words inside "FILMS INC."FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: The closing theme.Availability: Seen on Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.Editor's Note: TBA
Gangtackle

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996 and WebWandererLogo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Pepsi9072and Maxim Atanasov(July 9, 2006-)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/d786c6f008671be49d58081cea22fa0e35e3cac8" width="366"></iframe><iframe frameborder="0" height="204" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/f69c9254a6efae3ac3fcde35dfe70aa7f170db8e" width="361"></iframe>Logo: On a black background, we see a slightly sepia-toned picture of a live action boy, wearing a football helmet and holding a typewriter. (The design of the helmet suggests he is pretending to be a player for the Rams) He has a frightened look on his face, as if something is coming towards him. Beneath the image is the company name in a bold, white font.FX/SFX: None.Variant: Sometimes the logo name is formed by a silhouette of what is presumably the same boy running across the screen, chased by the silhouettes of other boys.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Seen on Falling Water. The animated version can be found on The Brotherhood.Editor's Note: TBA.
Garden Party Productions

Logo description by Michael BassLogo Pictures by Eric S.(September 19-October 3, 1987)Logo: Over a starry background, we see the text: <a class="external" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSpAORnfbTg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> GARDEN PARTY PRODUCTIONS with "GARDEN PARTY" in a red Century Schoolbook font outlined in yellow with the word "PRODUCTIONS" in a yellow serif font on an upside-down triangle with a purple border and two green diagonal lines surrounding the border. The text "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" fades-in below. FX/SFX: The "IAW" text fading-in. Music/Sounds: A horn-driven jingle.Availability: Seen on the short-lived TV series Once a Hero.Editor's Note: None; the jingle doesn't match the space background, but most people will not mind.
Garfield Grove

Logo descriptions by wikithomasianLogo captures by Video captures courtesy ofBackground: This is the production company of Victor Fresco.1st Logo(October 6, 2000-April 27, 2005)<iframe frameborder="0" height="206" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/5612a97595dc8de5f99ca9c29bf660becda4cf3f" width="366"></iframe>Logo: We are in a bright environment in a forest as the camera slowly rotates. Below is "Garfield Grove" in gold.Variant: On Life on a Stick, the logo is still. The words "in association with" appear below.FX/SFX: The camera rotating, mostly live-action.Music/Sounds: The closing theme of the show.Availability: Seen on Life on a Stick, Andy Richter Controls the Universe and The Trouble With Normal.Editor's Note: TBA2nd Logo(March 18, 2009-March 24, 2014)<iframe align="bottom" frameborder="0" height="186" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/youtubevideo/a371e81415ff67e995cb97c18d1320e5a762486d" width="329"></iframe>Logo: We see the 3D green text "GARFIELD" on an empty background. Then, a tree with "GROVE" carved in it falls on the text.FX/SFX: The tree falling on the text.Music/Sounds: A creaking sound.Availability: Seen on Better Off Ted, Man Up, and Sean Saves the World.Editor's Note: TBA3rd Logo(February 3, 2017- )Logo: On a black background, we see a rectangle, which shows us an illustration of a forest with trees, leaves, bushes, etc. The black words with the white outline inside read "GARFIELD GROVE."-FX/SFX: None.-Music/Sounds: None.-Availability: Seen on Santa Clarita Diet.-Editor's Note: TBA
Garner MacLennan Interactive

Logo description and captures by iheartparamount(1997-1999)Logo: On a black background, we see a brown rattle-like thing come from the left of the screen revealing the words GARNER MACLENNAN SOFTWARE, then the rattle-like thing comes in from the left of the screen again, but this time on the top and revealing the words once again briefly. A shine occurs, revealing a object with half a sun on the top right and the words underneath the logo, with a shadow underneath them.Variant: On Bananas in Pyjamas: It's Party Time!, there is a byline which says "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" and the DataWorks logo, which plays under the logo.FX/SFX: Everything.Music/Sounds: An upbeat guitar tune.Availability: So far only seen on Bananas in Pyjamas: It's Fun Time!, followed by the DataWorks logo. The variant can be seen on Bananas in Pyjamas: It's Party Time.
Garson Productions

(1919-1934) Logo: We see a shot of an old-fashioned house surrounded by foliage. "Garson" is shown above in an old-fashioned font, with "PRODUCTION" below in a plain font. "Distributed by EQUITY PICTURES CORPORATION" is shown below.FX/SFX: It's still, so none.Music/Sounds: Silent, of course!Availability: Appeared on Garson films of the era, but this logo is extremely rare.Editor's Note: None.
Garuda Film (Indonesia)

Logo descriptions by CokeFan12 and Sagan BlobBackground: P.T. Garuda Film was an Indonesian film company directed by one of the founders of Goldig Films, Hendrick Gozali.1st Logo(Mid 70s-Late 80s)<iframe frameborder="0" height="244" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/widget/unknown/0202cdf3af0ad4cfb7d86ddd0283ecd7339adb58" width="405"></iframe>Logo: On a yellow background, "PT. GARUDA FILM" in left, "MEMPERSEMBAHKAN" (PRESENTS) in right, and the Goldig Films' "filmstrip G" in the center.FX/SFX: None.Music/Sounds: Same as the DVS and Goldig Films logos. In its early years, it would use Goldig Film's short version music, while later years will use the long version music (that is carried on with the 2nd Goldig logo).Availability: Seen on Kupu-Kupu Putih and a bunch of other films of the era.Editor's Note: None.
Gary Gannaway Productions

Logo description by Michael BassVideo captures courtesy of JackBauer152 (September 1, 1986-May 28, 1993) <embed height="228" src="http://wikifoundrytools.com/wiki/closinglogos/page/Gary+Gannaway+Productions/widget/youtubevideo/a8044b0ac0552e9613fa4edfde183a97211779bb" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="308" wmode="transparent"/> Logo: Scrolling up in the credits, we see the text: A GARY GANNAWAY PRODUCTION FX/SFX: It's a still in-credit logo. Music/Sounds: The end theme of The Judge. Availability: Rare; seen on the syndicated drama series The Judge, which is hardly ever reran. Editor's Note: None.
Gary Murphy-Larry Strawther Productions

Logo descriptions by MylesMoss1996Logo captures byVideo captures courtesy of Maxim AtanasovBackground: This is Gary Murphy and Larry Strawther's production company.(1993)Logo: Over a black-blue gradient background, we see the words appearing via a circle effect, "GARY" appeared with the pink big words "MURPHY". Down below is "LARRY" with the purple words "STRAWTHER". Underneath is the words "PRODUCTIONS".FX/SFX: The logo appearing via a circle effect.Music/Sounds: The end theme of The Sinbad Show.Availability: Seen on early episodes of The Sinbad Show.Editor's Note: TBA