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'''Logo:''' We first zoom out upward from the windows of a building in a city to reveal the top of the building. It then zooms outwards to a slightly slanted view of the building. As this happens, the Gotham Games logo fades in via a wavy effect and we can see the clouds in the background moving.
'''Visuals:''' We first zoom out upward from the windows of a building in a city to reveal the top of the building. It then zooms outwards to a slightly slanted view of the building. As this happens, the Gotham Games logo fades in via a wavy effect and we can see the clouds in the background moving.


'''Technique:''' All CGI.
'''Technique:''' All CGI.

Revision as of 04:48, 9 October 2023


Background

Gotham Games was a publishing company founded in 2002, owned and operated by Take-Two Interactive Software that focused on budget games and licensed games. It lasted until 2004.

(October 25, 2002-October 28, 2003)


Visuals: We first zoom out upward from the windows of a building in a city to reveal the top of the building. It then zooms outwards to a slightly slanted view of the building. As this happens, the Gotham Games logo fades in via a wavy effect and we can see the clouds in the background moving.

Technique: All CGI.

Audio: The sounds of the city, and a male announcer saying the company's name as the logo fades in.

Availability: It appeared on most Gotham Games releases, like Austin Powers Pinball, Conflict: Desert Storm, and Ford Racing 2.


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