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Background | ===Background=== | ||
Electronic Arts Inc. is an American video game company headquartered in Redwood City, California. It was founded by Trip Hawkins in 1982. It is the second-largest gaming company in the Americas and Europe by revenue and market capitalization after Activision Blizzard and ahead of Take-Two Interactive and Ubisoft as of March 2018. | |||
1st Logo | ===1st Logo (May 20, 1983-1999)=== | ||
(May 20, 1983-1999) | |||
Electronic Arts (1994)Electronic Arts (1992)Electronic Arts (1994)Electronic Arts (1997)Electronic Arts (1993)Electronic Arts (1995)Electronic Arts/High Score Productions (1996)Electronic Arts - Desert Strike - SNES | Electronic Arts (1994)Electronic Arts (1992)Electronic Arts (1994)Electronic Arts (1997)Electronic Arts (1993)Electronic Arts (1995)Electronic Arts/High Score Productions (1996)Electronic Arts - Desert Strike - SNES | ||
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2nd Logo | ===2nd Logo (1994-1995)=== | ||
(1994-1995) | |||
Electronic Arts (US Navy Fighters) | Electronic Arts (US Navy Fighters) | ||
Logo: We see the segmented shapes from the previous logo, all in blue, float in from the sides of the screen and spin and place together in the middle. The cyan name "ELECTRONIC ARTS" then zooms down with a white outline and places below the shapes. The name then glows in white. | Logo: We see the segmented shapes from the previous logo, all in blue, float in from the sides of the screen and spin and place together in the middle. The cyan name "ELECTRONIC ARTS" then zooms down with a white outline and places below the shapes. The name then glows in white. | ||
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3rd Logo | ===3rd Logo (1997-2003)=== | ||
(1997-2003) | |||
Electronic Arts (1999)Electronic Arts (2002) | Electronic Arts (1999)Electronic Arts (2002) | ||
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4th Logo (EA Games 1st Logo) | ===4th Logo (EA Games 1st Logo) (1999-2002)=== | ||
(1999-2002) | |||
EA Games (1998)Electronic Arts (2002) | EA Games (1998)Electronic Arts (2002) | ||
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5th Logo | ===5th Logo (November 24, 2001)=== | ||
(November 24, 2001)Electronic Arts (2001) | Electronic Arts (2001) | ||
Logo: The letters "EA" are shown in its corporate font, like in the 4th logo. The color is usually blue. Under the letters we can see "ELECTRONIC ARTS". | Logo: The letters "EA" are shown in its corporate font, like in the 4th logo. The color is usually blue. Under the letters we can see "ELECTRONIC ARTS". | ||
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6th Logo (EA Games 2nd Logo) | ===6th Logo (EA Games 2nd Logo) (2002-2005)=== | ||
(2002-2005) | |||
EA Games (2002)Electronic Arts (2002)Electronic Arts (2003)Electronic Arts (2003) | EA Games (2002)Electronic Arts (2002)Electronic Arts (2003)Electronic Arts (2003) | ||
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7th Logo | ===7th Logo (2005-2006, 2009)=== | ||
(2005-2006, 2009) | |||
Logo: On a black background, two white lines are seen whooshing in. They later go down and right, forming the EA logo. The logo then makes a sudden boom, and it zooms out. The byline "EA IS AN ELECTRONIC ARTS BRAND" appears under the logo. | Logo: On a black background, two white lines are seen whooshing in. They later go down and right, forming the EA logo. The logo then makes a sudden boom, and it zooms out. The byline "EA IS AN ELECTRONIC ARTS BRAND" appears under the logo. | ||
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8th Logo | ===8th Logo (2006-2011 (main logo); 2006-present (variants))=== | ||
(2006-2011 (main logo); 2006-present (variants)) | |||
Electronic Arts (2006)Electronic Arts - Standard version (2009) | Electronic Arts (2006)Electronic Arts - Standard version (2009) | ||