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'''SoftClub''' (formerly known as 1C-SoftClub from 2009-2014) is a Russian video game publisher founded in 1998. In 2009, [[ |
'''SoftClub''' (formerly known as 1C-SoftClub from 2009-2014) is a Russian video game publisher founded in 1998. In 2009, [[1C Publishing]] purchased the company and renamed it into 1C-SoftClub. In 2014, it was renamed back to SoftClub, even through 1C still owns the company. |
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'''Audio:''' Laser sounds, and a quiet bass note holding up to the end of the logo. |
'''Audio:''' Laser sounds, and a quiet bass note holding up to the end of the logo. |
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'''Availability:''' Appeared on most of the 1C-SoftClub games of the period. |
'''Availability:''' Appeared on most of the 1C-SoftClub games of the period.{{AvailabilityExamples}} |
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[[Category:Russian video game logos]] |
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Background
SoftClub (formerly known as 1C-SoftClub from 2009-2014) is a Russian video game publisher founded in 1998. In 2009, 1C Publishing purchased the company and renamed it into 1C-SoftClub. In 2014, it was renamed back to SoftClub, even through 1C still owns the company.
Logo (2009-2013)
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Visuals: On a dark purple background, we see "1С-СофтКлаб" slowly flipping and zooming out to its normal position. A white light then streaks the logo. The logo slowly zooms in at the end, then cuts to black.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: Laser sounds, and a quiet bass note holding up to the end of the logo.
Availability: Appeared on most of the 1C-SoftClub games of the period. [Examples?]
