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-Logo captures by mr3urious and ENunn
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-Editions by mr3urious, sega3dmm, Wyraachur, KirbyGuy2001 (Logoblin), and zman1997
+===Background===
+Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE formerly "Sony Network Entertainment" and "Sony Computer Entertainment") was founded and established on November 16, 1993 in Tokyo, Japan as a subsidiary of Sony to create the PlayStation video game console. The PlayStation was the result of Nintendo and Sony teaming up to try to create a CD add-on for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES for short). However, the deal said that Sony must license the SNES-CD games and not Nintendo. This betrayed Nintendo, and they asked Philips to create the add-on, and the deal was accepted. Once Sony heard about Nintendo and Philips' collaboration which gave Sony "a taste of their own medicine", they went on to independently develop a CD-based game console, the PlayStation. It was a success, leaving Sony to make more PlayStation consoles (including the PlayStation 2, which has gone on to become the best-selling console of all time, at sales of over 150 million units worldwide), even a portable console called the PSP. Philips went on to create four video games for their CD-i, since they still had some of the licenses from Nintendo's characters. They continued to make a successful line of consoles and handhelds, such as the PlayStation 3, the PlayStation Vita, and most recently the PlayStation 4. In April 2016, Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment was restructured and reorganized into Sony Interactive Entertainment, carrying over the operations and primary objectives from both companies.
-Background: Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE formerly "Sony Network Entertainment" and "Sony Computer Entertainment") was founded and established on November 16, 1993 in Tokyo, Japan as a subsidiary of Sony to create the PlayStation video game console. The PlayStation was the result of Nintendo and Sony teaming up to try to create a CD add-on for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES for short). However, the deal said that Sony must license the SNES-CD games and not Nintendo. This betrayed Nintendo, and they asked Philips to create the add-on, and the deal was accepted. Once Sony heard about Nintendo and Philips' collaboration which gave Sony "a taste of their own medicine", they went on to independently develop a CD-based game console, the PlayStation. It was a success, leaving Sony to make more PlayStation consoles (including the PlayStation 2, which has gone on to become the best-selling console of all time, at sales of over 150 million units worldwide), even a portable console called the PSP. Philips went on to create four video games for their CD-i, since they still had some of the licenses from Nintendo's characters. They continued to make a successful line of consoles and handhelds, such as the PlayStation 3, the PlayStation Vita, and most recently the PlayStation 4. In April 2016, Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment was restructured and reorganized into Sony Interactive Entertainment, carrying over the operations and primary objectives from both companies.
+===1st Logo (December 3, 1994-March 23, 2006, December 3, 2018- )===
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-(December 3, 1994-March 23, 2006, December 3, 2018- )
 Sony Computer Entertainment
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+===2nd Logo (December 3, 1994- )===
-(December 3, 1994- )
 Logo: On a plain black background, we see text saying:
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+===3rd Logo (March 4, 2000-January 4, 2013)===
-(March 4, 2000-January 4, 2013)
 Sony Computer Entertainment Boot (2000)Playstation/Playstation 2/Playstation 3 - CLG Wiki
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+===4th Logo (December 12, 2004-December 2014)===
-(December 12, 2004-December 2014)
 Note: A high-quality audio-only file of the logo can be heard here.
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+===5th Logo (November 11, 2006-September 1, 2009)===
-(November 11, 2006-September 1, 2009)
 Sony Computer Entertainment - CLG WikiPlaystation/Playstation 2/Playstation 3 - CLG WikiPlaystation/Playstation 2/Playstation 3 - CLG WikiSony Computer Entertainment (2006)
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 Availability: Extremely rare. Seen when you boot up any PlayStation 3 that has firmware below 3.00, which might be hard to find on sites like eBay. As of the September 1, 2009 update, the startup has been changed to display the PlayStation Family logo and the new PS3 logo, in place of the Sony Computer Entertainment logo.
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+===6th Logo (February 12, 2012- )===
-(February 12, 2012- )
 Logo: We see the words "Sony Computer Entertainment" against a black background.
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 Availability: Seen only when booting up a PS Vita or a PS4 for the first time.
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+[[Category:Sony Corporation (Japan) ]]

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