Since launching the new Armchair Arcade Website on October 22, 2014, after two previous versions dating back to 2003 and 2006, respectively, I thought it high time that our logo get a much needed update as well for 2015 and beyond. If you recall, these were just a few of our prior logos:
Logo, circa 2013
Logo, circa 2006
Logo, 2005
Here is the new primary logo:
Here is the new secondary logo:
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Very Nice! Would you believe I actually like that chrome / Metallic one on the magazine cover. Mostly because back in the day I used to LOVE collecting floppy disks full of various fonts for my humble AMIGA 500. I would trade disks full of them from various shareware and PD houses in the UK, ah good times. The were great for programs like Dpaint and the like for simple video titling for my home videos. Hell I wasn’t even overlaying or chroma-keying anything, just simple composite output to my VCR but the titles and simple swipes certainly impressed friends and family alike, that is what I loved about the Amiga it allowed me to impress people very easily, including myself!
Thanks. I can understand liking the chrome/metallic logo from the first run of the site. That was by professional artist, Seb Brassard, who was also doing covers for us at the time (and the cover in the example). That’s hard to top!
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