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Crash Twinsanity Font. Crash Twinsanity is a 2004 platform video game developed by Traveller’s Tales. The game follows Crash Bandicoot and Doctor Neo Cortex as they are forced to work together to stop the Evil Twins from destroying the Wumpa Islands. The “Twinsanity” part of the video game logo features Funhouse from House Industries, and ...
The words: "Traveller's Tales" are in a Medieval style font with the yellow outline, later fade in. Trivia: The still logo was designed by Rodney Matthews, who also did the original version of the 1996 Bizarre Creations logo (see here).
Traveller's Tales. This page only shows primary logo variants. 1991–1993. 1993–1995. 1995–2005. 2005–present.
16 de nov. de 2022 · ALL RIGHTS GO TO TRAVELLER'S TALES! Logos/games in order of appearance: 00:00 Intro 00:07 circa 1991 00:22 circa 1992 00:45 circa 1993 00:59 circa 1994 01:57 circa 1995 02:59 circa 1996...
The ghost then rolls up like a blind and disappears. The words "TRAVELLERS TALES" use the same font as the previous logo. On the SNES version, the logo is already there and is shifted to the right with the words "DEVELOPED BY" next to it.
The words "TRAVELLERS TALES" use the more basic font of the same font family from the 1991 logo. On the SNES version, the logo was already there and was shifted to the right with the words "DEVELOPED BY" next to it. Above it, we see the Skeleton enemy, who drops down at first, then spins its head with its foot causing it to come off and fly away.
The words: "Traveller's Tales" are in a Medieval style font with the yellow outline, later fade in. Trivia : The still logo was designed by Rodney Matthews, who also did the original version of the 1996 Bizarre Creations logo.
