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'''Russobit-M''' was the biggest Russian game localizer. In 2011, they stopped making games and concentrated more on selling tablets. The company finally ceased its operations in 2013. |
'''Russobit-M''' was the biggest Russian game localizer. In 2011, they stopped making games and concentrated more on selling tablets. The company finally ceased its operations in 2013. |
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=== 1st logo (1999?-2011) === |
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'''Editor's Note:''' None. |
'''Editor's Note:''' None. |
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== 2nd logo (early 2000s?-2003) == |
=== 2nd logo (early 2000s?-2003) === |
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Revision as of 11:39, 18 December 2021
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Background
Russobit-M was the biggest Russian game localizer. In 2011, they stopped making games and concentrated more on selling tablets. The company finally ceased its operations in 2013.
1st logo (1999?-2011)
Logo: A streak of light comes in and reveals "Русс бит-М" (instead of "О", there is a stylized disc-musical note combo that forms rounded rectangle between "Русс" and "бит-М"). "ПРОЕКТ-МУЛЬТИМЕДИА" flies underneath the words and the shape.
Variant: There is a still version also used on the covers. "ПРОЕКТ МУЛЬТИМЕДИА" can be replaced with the website sometimes.
FX/SFX: CGI animation.
Music/Sounds: A squealing whoosh ("Ancient Mind" off Spectrasonics' Distorted Reality 1 sample CD) followed by a pulsing chord when the streak comes, followed by a glass shard-like noise mixed with a UFO-ish sweep ("Glass Bender" and "Saucers", both off the aforementioned Distorted Reality 1 sample CD) when the words underneath come.
Availability: Seen on most of the games that Russobit-M has localised.
Editor's Note: None.
2nd logo (early 2000s?-2003)
Logo: On a black background with an "old film effect", white outlines draw the outlines of the same logo as before (but it's also in English: "Russ(o)bit-M" and "MULTIMEDIA-PROJECT" (it shines a few times). The logo disappears, and then it reappears with a white glow behind it in color. The glowing disappears. The website address appears in the bottom right corner.
FX/SFX: The effects and the logo forming.
Music/Sounds: A majestic tune (which sounds like a mix of a majestic fanfare and a march) that has been cheaply looped.
Availablity: Seen on several educational games of the period and the Russian localisation of Chaser (2003).
Editor's Note: None.
