Universal Studios
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| Universal Studios | ||
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| Founded: 1912 | ||
| Merged into: Decca Records (1951) MCA (1962) Seagram's (1996) Vivendi Universal (2001) NBC (2004) | ||
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Universal Studios, formerly Universal City Studios, is one of the world's largest film producers.
In 1994 it set up a video game division, Universal Interactive Studios.
Contents
Softography
System 32
- (1994) (as Universal City Studios)
Model 3
- (1998) (as Universal City Studios)
Master System
- (1991) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1992) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1993) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1994) (as Universal City Studios)
Mega Drive
- (1991) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1991) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1993) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1993) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1994) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1994) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1995) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1997) (as Universal City Studios)
- (199x) (as Universal City Studios)
- (unreleased)
- (unreleased) (as Universal City Studios)
- (unreleased) (as Universal City Studios)
Game Gear
- (1993) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1994) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1997) (as Universal City Studios)
- (unreleased)
- (unreleased) (as Universal City Studios)
Mega-CD
- (1993) (as Universal City Studios)
32X
- (unreleased) (as Universal City Studios)
Saturn
- (1996) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1996) (as Universal City Studios)
- (1997) (as Universal City Studios)
Dreamcast
- (2000) (as Universal Studios Licensing)
- (unreleased)
Pico
- (unreleased) (as Universal Pictures)
Digital pinball
- (1997) (as Universal City Studios)
Softography (Universal Cartoon Studios)
Gallery
1997 logo (colour)
1997 logo (monochrome)
