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Background

Level 11 (abbreviated as LVL 11) was created in 2014 by Rovio Entertainment to publish 8-bit and 16-bit games. The company only released two games, Selfie Slam and Retry. The games were delisted from app stores around 2016/2017 due to Rovio focusing more on the Angry Birds franchise, and while it hasn't been confirmed, it can be presumed that the label has gone defunct.

(2014)

Logo: A pixelated version of the Rovio "flame" logo plays. Once the logo finishes, the red "R" turns black and outside of it forms a black and white shield with black bird feathers. The word "ROVIO" turns into a black and white banner that reads "LVL 11" in white. The entire thing plays on a white background.

Variants:

On Selfie Slam, the logo plays unpixelated on a black background, and just flips in instead of forming from the "flame" logo.
On Retry, the words "A GAME BY" are shown above the logo.

FX/SFX: The "flame" logo and that logo turning into this logo.

Music/Sounds: An 8-bit version of the "flame" logo's sound effects, then a high-pitched pixel sound, which isn't really eerie.

Availability: Extremely rare. Seen on the trailers for and beginning of Selfie Slam and Retry. The games have been delisted from app stores, so outside of trailers, this can only be seen on devices that still have at least one of the games on it.

Editor's Note: None.

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 ===Background===
-'''Level 11''' (abbreviated as '''LVL 11''') was created in 2014 by Rovio Entertainment to publish 8-bit and 16-bit games. The company only released one game, ''Retry''. The game was delisted from app stores around 2016 or 2017 due to Rovio milking the ''Angry Birds'' franchise, and while it hasn't been confirmed it can be presumed the label has gone defunct.
+'''Level 11''' (abbreviated as '''LVL 11''') was created in 2014 by [[Rovio Entertainment (Finland)|Rovio Entertainment]] to publish 8-bit and 16-bit games. The company only released two games, ''Selfie Slam'' and ''Retry''. The games were delisted from app stores around 2016/2017 due to Rovio focusing more on the ''Angry Birds'' franchise, and while it hasn't been confirmed, it can be presumed that the label has gone defunct.
 ===(2014)===
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-'''Logo''': A pixelated version of the Rovio Flame logo plays. Once the logo finishes, the red "R" turns black and outside of it forms a black and white shield with black bird feathers. The word "ROVIO" turns into a black and white banner that reads "LVL 11" in white. The entire thing plays on a white background.
+'''Logo''': A pixelated version of the Rovio "flame" logo plays. Once the logo finishes, the red "{{color|red|'''R'''}}" turns black and outside of it forms a black and white shield with black bird feathers. The word "ROVIO" turns into a black and white banner that reads "'''LVL 11'''" in white. The entire thing plays on a white background.
-'''Variant''': On ''Retry'', the words "A GAME BY" are shown above the logo.
+'''Variants''':
-'''FX/SFX''': The Flame logo and that logo turning into this logo.
+*On ''Selfie Slam'', the logo plays unpixelated on a black background, and just flips in instead of forming from the "flame" logo.
+*On ''Retry'', the words "A GAME BY" are shown above the logo.
+'''FX/SFX''': The "flame" logo and that logo turning into this logo.
-'''Music/Sounds''': An 8-bit version of the Flame logo's sound effects, then a high-pitched pixel sound, which isn't really eerie.
+'''Music/Sounds''': An 8-bit version of the "flame" logo's sound effects, then a high-pitched pixel sound, which isn't really eerie.
-'''Availability''': Extremely rare. Seen on the trailer for and beginning of ''Retry''. The game has been delisted from app stores, so outside of trailers this can only be seen on devices that still have the game on it.
+'''Availability''': Extremely rare. Seen on the trailers for and beginning of ''Selfie Slam'' and ''Retry''. The games have been delisted from app stores, so outside of trailers, this can only be seen on devices that still have at least one of the games on it.
 '''Editor's Note''': None.