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'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
* On home video releases and TV movies, the logo appears videotaped.
* On home video releases and TV movies, the logo appears videotaped.
* There is a shorter version of this logo, beginning as the "UNIVERSAL" text slides in over the globe, with a shortened version of the fanfare. This is usually found at the end of documentaries produced for DVD by Universal Studios Home Entertainment, with a URL for Universal's website. It also appears on some video games, such as the PS2, PSP, Xbox, GameCube, and Windows versions of ''Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie'', without the URL and with the copyright stamp, except for the PSP version.
* There is a shorter version of this logo, beginning as the "UNIVERSAL" text slides in over the globe, with a shortened version of the fanfare. This is usually found at the end of documentaries produced for DVD by Universal Studios Home Entertainment, with a URL for Universal's website.
* The very first versions of the logo contained a small copyright notice in the bottom-right corner set in Gill Sans, which reads "©1997 Universal City Studios, Inc.".
* The very first versions of the logo contained a small copyright notice in the bottom-right corner set in Gill Sans, which reads "©1997 Universal City Studios, Inc.".
* From 1998 to October 26, 2001, December 21, 2001 to February 22, 2002, and from April 19, 2002 to 2010, the URL "www.universalstudios.com", in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and set in the Charcoal typeface (a Macintosh font), fades in at the end. In the 1998-1999 URL variant, the copyright information fades in with the URL; however, the copyright was removed by 1999.
* From 1998 to October 26, 2001, December 21, 2001 to February 22, 2002, and from April 19, 2002 to 2010, the URL "www.universalstudios.com", in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and set in the Charcoal typeface (a Macintosh font), fades in at the end. In the 1998-1999 URL variant, the copyright information fades in with the URL; however, the copyright was removed by 1999.
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* On some films, such as ''Munich'' and ''Nanny McPhee Returns'', the logo is bylineless.
* On some films, such as ''Munich'' and ''Nanny McPhee Returns'', the logo is bylineless.
* On German movies such as ''One Way'' (2006) and ''The Coming Days'' (2010), the 1999 variant is used, but "UNIVERSAL PICTURES" in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and the Univers typeface fades in.
* On German movies such as ''One Way'' (2006) and ''The Coming Days'' (2010), the 1999 variant is used, but "UNIVERSAL PICTURES" in an {{color|orange|orangish}} color and the Univers typeface fades in.
* Since 2004, this logo was used on licensed games (due to the closure of Universal Interactive). It's either the still print logo on a black or white background (mainly for GBA, NDS, and mobile games), or just the last part with the shining; however, a very few amount of titles like ''Despicable Me: The Game'' use the entire animation. Sometimes, it replaced the Universal Interactive logo on earlier games like ''The Grinch''.
* Since 2004, this logo was used on licensed games (due to the closure of Universal Interactive). It's either the still print logo on a black or white background (mainly for GBA, NDS, and mobile games), or just the last part with the shining (with or without the copyright stamp); however, a very few amount of titles like ''Despicable Me: The Game'' use the entire animation. Sometimes, it replaced the Universal Interactive logo on earlier games like ''The Grinch''.
* On ''Curious George'' and ''The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie'', the logo is brighter.
* On ''Curious George'' and ''The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie'', the logo is brighter.
* On the promo of Universal Orlando Resort, the URL www.universalstudios.com is replaced with www.universalorlando.com.
* On the promo of Universal Orlando Resort, the URL www.universalstudios.com is replaced with www.universalorlando.com.
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