- #DISNEY JUNGLE BOOK FONT MOVIE#
- #DISNEY JUNGLE BOOK FONT SOFTWARE#
On Mickey Mania, it's silent.Īvailability: The animated version can be seen on Aladdin for DOS and Amiga. Music/Sounds: Just the opening of the game's theme.
On The Lion King for DOS, the logo had enhanced quality. On The Jungle Book for Sega Game Gear and Sega Master System, the logo reads just "WALT DiSNEY" colored in tan, shining. #DISNEY JUNGLE BOOK FONT SOFTWARE#
The Sega Genesis version has different graphics with the Disney Software logo already formed. We also hear an elephant's "howl" sound when the Disney Software logo appears. She exits out of the screen, leaving a pixie of dust to dissolve.
#DISNEY JUNGLE BOOK FONT MOVIE#
On The Jungle Book for the SNES and Sega Genesis, Tinker Bell from the 1953 movie Peter Pan flies from the left and waves her hand to form the Disney Software logo. (For example, the custom variant that was seen on Aladdin for Game Boy and Genesis features the Genie flying from left to right past the Disney Software and Virgin Interactive logos sometimes it has copyright info below). 
On Aladdin for Game Boy and Genesis and The Lion King for SNES and Genesis, the Virgin Interactive logo is seen below the Disney Software logo, with "A" and "CO-PRODUCTION" above and below respectively, and "AND" sandwiched in the middle between the Disney Software logo and the Virgin Interactive logo, forming the message "A Disney SOFTWARE and Virgin INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT Co-Production". There is also a white background version used on Beauty and the Beast. There is a black and white variation on some Game Boy games. On some games, this logo has no animation. With "DiSNEY" in its corporate script font. Logo: On a black background, we see the CGI yellow words It was only seen on Matterhorn Screamer! and The Chase on Tom Sawyer's Island. Music/Sounds: An 8-bit rendition of the song "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" from Song of the South.Īvailability: Rare. Variant: Depending on the game (and maybe the platform), this logo will have different colors.įX/SFX: The fireworks and "Disney" appearing. 
The word "DiSNEY", in its corporate font, appears overlapping the castle. Logo: On a black background, we see the Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland, with fireworks appearing one-by-one. Walt Disney Computer Software 1st Logo (1988-1990) In 2007 Buena Vista Games and Buena Vista Interactive merged into current full-scale entity Disney Interactive Studios. In 2003, Disney name was left for educational products and virtually disappeared, while the Buena Vista Games label was presented for games. During the first years, they were involved mainly in game development, but later gradually changed to mostly publishing business.
13 2nd Logo (June 8-August 31, 2012, October 18, 2012-)ĭisney entered the games market in 1988 with the establishment of Walt Disney Computer Software, called Disney Interactive since 1995.
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