MachineGames
From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum
MachineGames was originally established in 2009 in Uppsala, Sweden by Starbreeze Studios founder Magnus Högdahl as well as 6 other members of the studio. After being purchased by ZeniMax Media in November 2010, the team went on to release their first product, a continuation of Id Software's Wolfenstein series entitled The New Order.
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Visuals: On a gray gradient, a mirrored image of a machine gun on top of a chainsaw is shown, starting out as a bizarre machinery shape. It slowly expands, forming a more clear image of what it is as well as forming a perfect horizontal/vertical mirror of itself. As the shape is just done forming, "MACHINEGAMES" wipes in the middle. The entire logo then quickly reverses after staying for a few seconds.
Variant: The entire logo sometimes fades to red just as the name appears.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: A series of whirring sounds.
Audio Variant: On their games, some whirring sounds at the beginning are omitted.
Availability: Seen on Wolfenstein: The New Order, its expansion pack The Old Blood, and its sequels The New Colossus and Youngblood.
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