In an age where gaming was getting pretty extreme, Nintendo’s marketing team over in the US of A were to make the company logo more radical dude, so that they could shed their kiddie game moniker. Plans and prototypes were made, and Nintendo almost underwent a cosmetic brand change until big daddy Reggie Fils-Aime stepped in to kick those plans square in the Deku nuts.

In case you were wondering if Sony would finally reveal the PlayStation 5 at CES 2020 while you slept the night away, good news! They didn’t! Wait that’s bad news unless you did get up at an ungodly hour, buzzing with anticipation and hype for a reveal of an angular black box that can play games. What Sony did reveal though, was the official logo for the PlayStation 5. Which you can marvel at in all of its minimalist glory below. BEHOLD!

The Apple logo has long been a symbol of quality and a sense of success for its owners. It may also become something a little more practical too.

DC is undergoing a “Rebirth” in a few weeks, with a new logo that is coming along for the ride. And it looks much better than the New 52 symbol.

Showing off a pretty new logo, The Witcher 3 is looking even more epic. Are you ready for the Wild Hunt?

The tale of Batman has been told and finished, thanks to Christopher Nolan and 66% decent Dark Knight trilogy. We’ll eventually see the caped crusader again in the Man of Steel sequel, but before that, we’re heading back to reboot territory in Gotham. Last Updated: March 12, 2014

Someone forgot to pay their Getty picture account, as the BBC have mistakenly used imagery from the Halo games, confusing it for the United Nations Security Council logo.

Some companies like keeping a stable brand over the years and rarely if ever change their logo. Microsoft for one has not changed their logo much since they became a multinational juggernaut while Google changes theirs virtually on a daily basis. Sony however are a bit of a mix between the two, the standard Sony corporate logo has been the …