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(GUN Variant) (2005-2006) Music/Sounds: Hard rock tune, which ceases quickly as the fragment zooms into an eyeball. A "T" comes crashing into the line and the eyeball notices it. The background changes to black, and "PRESENTS" is drawn below. There are also scribbling sounds. A gorilla appears skating on the skateboard on the ground from the previous logo but it's a little brighter then before. Neversoft was known for the Spider-Man video game as well as the Tony Hawk's and Guitar Hero video game franchises. Logo: First we can see somebody's hand adjusting an equalizer. Music/Sounds: A short punk rock tune. Then a "F" comes crashing in as well, shocking the eyeball. The letters from "NEVERSOFT", along with top and bottom lines, fly to their places, while the eyeball watches at various directions. He make tricks and jumps over obstacles, but misses one and takes a flight. Then, Steven Tyler does a spin and purposely knocks his microphone into the screen. Guitar Hero Edit. Logo: First we can see somebody's hand adjusting an equalizer. The skateboarder stands up and flips the skateboard with its feet for couple of seconds, then it tries to skate but falls down, causing the eyeball to get off it, after which it runs to the right and jumps back onto the logo.
After this, the picture moves off to show the game intro.
Guitar Hero is a game series originally created by Harmonix, which Neversoft picked up after Activision purchased RedOctane in 2006. The eyeball goes into the "O" hole and a spear shoots into it, its optic nerve twinning around it.
Music/Sounds: Some kind of rock music, which is a part of game intro. Music/Sounds: A punk theme is heard throughout, taken from music that was heard on Officer Dick's video on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2. He recovers slowly, stands on, catches a skateboard and starts to play tricks.
When the rocker raises his head, we can see he has an eyeball instead of it.
The new Guitar Hero logo from Guitar Hero 5 to Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock. The camera zooms out to reveal a beach scene, where a UFO comes in and tries to shoot the eyeball, but the eyeball dodges its blasts as the UFO destroys the custom Neversoft logo, revealing the real Neversoft logo. Some more static appears and the logo shuts off like a TV. It became very popular as well. The letters from "NEVERSOFT", along with top and bottom lines, fly to their places, while the eyeball watches at various directions. Logo: On a black background, we see the eyeball posed as an "O" with the spear sticking across it with it's optic nerve twined around it, fading in. Logo: We see CGI versions of Aerosmith rocking out at a concert.
1 of 2 Add photo The Guitar Hero video game series are a rhythm-game series originally created by Harmonix, and was later developed by Neversoft and was released by Red Octane and Activision, then FreeStyleGames.
Nicknames: "The Gorilla Skater", "Neversoft Eyeball IV" Then the UFO shoots the eyeball sending it flying up through the air and lands into the logo posed as an "O" as a spear shoots into it and its optic nerve twines around it.
Some drops fall from above, then a big skull-like-headed alien falls.
The eyeball looks around and does a "phew" gesture, only for the spear to shoot down into it, causing its optic nerves to twine around it and the text to jump to form its normal position with the URL shaking the same time.
Some drops fall from above, then a big skull-like-headed alien falls. Trivia: T.H.U.D., who appears in the logo, later appears as an unlockable character in the game by beating Story Mode in "Sick" difficulty. Variant: On some versions, the logo fades out shortly after the spear sticks into the eyeball. He stands on a floor with the Neversoft logo drawn on the scene.
Logo: The Neversoft logo, toned in sepia, is overlayed over the game's intro cutscene; "NEVERSOFT" is revealed gradually, then "PRESENTS" appears below in the same way. This logo can vary depending on the game you are playing It does tricks, then it gets off and sits down. Stopping in front of a manhole, a sewer mutant, T.H.U.D. Nicknames: "The Sewer Mutant Attack", "The Dark Alley", "Neversoft Eyeball V", "Eric Sparrow and the T.H.U.D. Logo: Like other logos in the set, the Neversoft logo is hanging over the rock while lava flows and pours around, making everything colored orange. Then the camera shows a rocker uttering on the scene. After the release of Skeleton Warriors, Neversoft collaborated with Crystal Dynamics to make a game based on the Ghost Rider comics.
Nicknames: "The Moving Eyeball", "Falling Letters", "Neversoft Eyeball II" Music/Sounds: A punk theme is heard throughout, taken from music that was heard on Officer Dick's video on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2. Logo: We see the Neversoft logo without the eyeball in it.
(GUN Variant) (2005-2006) Music/Sounds: Hard rock tune, which ceases quickly as the fragment zooms into an eyeball. A "T" comes crashing into the line and the eyeball notices it. The background changes to black, and "PRESENTS" is drawn below. There are also scribbling sounds. A gorilla appears skating on the skateboard on the ground from the previous logo but it's a little brighter then before. Neversoft was known for the Spider-Man video game as well as the Tony Hawk's and Guitar Hero video game franchises. Logo: First we can see somebody's hand adjusting an equalizer. Music/Sounds: A short punk rock tune. Then a "F" comes crashing in as well, shocking the eyeball. The letters from "NEVERSOFT", along with top and bottom lines, fly to their places, while the eyeball watches at various directions. He make tricks and jumps over obstacles, but misses one and takes a flight. Then, Steven Tyler does a spin and purposely knocks his microphone into the screen. Guitar Hero Edit. Logo: First we can see somebody's hand adjusting an equalizer. The skateboarder stands up and flips the skateboard with its feet for couple of seconds, then it tries to skate but falls down, causing the eyeball to get off it, after which it runs to the right and jumps back onto the logo.
After this, the picture moves off to show the game intro.
Guitar Hero is a game series originally created by Harmonix, which Neversoft picked up after Activision purchased RedOctane in 2006. The eyeball goes into the "O" hole and a spear shoots into it, its optic nerve twinning around it.
Music/Sounds: Some kind of rock music, which is a part of game intro. Music/Sounds: A punk theme is heard throughout, taken from music that was heard on Officer Dick's video on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2. He recovers slowly, stands on, catches a skateboard and starts to play tricks.
When the rocker raises his head, we can see he has an eyeball instead of it.
The new Guitar Hero logo from Guitar Hero 5 to Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock. The camera zooms out to reveal a beach scene, where a UFO comes in and tries to shoot the eyeball, but the eyeball dodges its blasts as the UFO destroys the custom Neversoft logo, revealing the real Neversoft logo. Some more static appears and the logo shuts off like a TV. It became very popular as well. The letters from "NEVERSOFT", along with top and bottom lines, fly to their places, while the eyeball watches at various directions. Logo: On a black background, we see the eyeball posed as an "O" with the spear sticking across it with it's optic nerve twined around it, fading in. Logo: We see CGI versions of Aerosmith rocking out at a concert.
1 of 2 Add photo The Guitar Hero video game series are a rhythm-game series originally created by Harmonix, and was later developed by Neversoft and was released by Red Octane and Activision, then FreeStyleGames.
Nicknames: "The Gorilla Skater", "Neversoft Eyeball IV" Then the UFO shoots the eyeball sending it flying up through the air and lands into the logo posed as an "O" as a spear shoots into it and its optic nerve twines around it.
Some drops fall from above, then a big skull-like-headed alien falls.
The eyeball looks around and does a "phew" gesture, only for the spear to shoot down into it, causing its optic nerves to twine around it and the text to jump to form its normal position with the URL shaking the same time.
Some drops fall from above, then a big skull-like-headed alien falls. Trivia: T.H.U.D., who appears in the logo, later appears as an unlockable character in the game by beating Story Mode in "Sick" difficulty. Variant: On some versions, the logo fades out shortly after the spear sticks into the eyeball. He stands on a floor with the Neversoft logo drawn on the scene.
Logo: The Neversoft logo, toned in sepia, is overlayed over the game's intro cutscene; "NEVERSOFT" is revealed gradually, then "PRESENTS" appears below in the same way. This logo can vary depending on the game you are playing It does tricks, then it gets off and sits down. Stopping in front of a manhole, a sewer mutant, T.H.U.D. Nicknames: "The Sewer Mutant Attack", "The Dark Alley", "Neversoft Eyeball V", "Eric Sparrow and the T.H.U.D. Logo: Like other logos in the set, the Neversoft logo is hanging over the rock while lava flows and pours around, making everything colored orange. Then the camera shows a rocker uttering on the scene. After the release of Skeleton Warriors, Neversoft collaborated with Crystal Dynamics to make a game based on the Ghost Rider comics.
Nicknames: "The Moving Eyeball", "Falling Letters", "Neversoft Eyeball II" Music/Sounds: A punk theme is heard throughout, taken from music that was heard on Officer Dick's video on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2. Logo: We see the Neversoft logo without the eyeball in it.