Konami 32-bit era Japanese video logo

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Published 2009-04-23

The opening Konami video logo used in their 32-bit era Japanese games. This has much more personality than the generic "rock breaking" video logo used in their American games.

All Comments (19)

@vincently1995 4 years ago

Konami walking logo sound in Make A Jam from the arcade version of DDR 2ndMix and the PS1 version of DDR 1stMix.
@YellowSun765Z 5 years ago

TwinBee RPG
@Nahuelx 4 years ago

Still love this just as when i was a kid playing Dracula X NITM on PSOne.
@ThunderFist1978 13 years ago

I have the Salamander Deluxe Action Pack for Saturn, which uses this logo. The first time I played it was the first time I saw this.
@SuperSkullz 13 years ago

from 1996-2002
@Gambit500 14 years ago

Go Konami!!!
@lovelymayapop 1 year ago

mosaic!
@SmashTheOni 4 years ago

Imagine the dissonance of seeing a logo animation like this, and then suddenly being dropped into a game like Castlevania.
@igp899 3 years ago

i own none of the games but damn that ending tho
@app129alt 13 years ago

Policenauts ^.^
@MrWildcard531 10 years ago

kind of reminds me of the nick jr logos back in the day.
@GirianSeed573 12 years ago

Snatcher for PlayStation & Sega Saturn
@darknight068 12 years ago

It's cool in it's own way, and IMO probably reflected the company better at that time but I can totally see why this was changed in the US. This would've been seen as kiddy, hence the breaking rocks FMV logo splash was what we got instead.
@4095Lawrence 12 years ago

International track and field
@katakisLives 12 years ago

Parodius!
@martinhernandez656 6 years ago

The Konami games american version is use does not
@SuperSkullz 13 years ago

also -1 tone
@optimusN64 12 years ago

@app129alt yep