On some games, the logo cuts off while the PlayStation sound can still be heard fading out.On the Japanese consoles, the PSone, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3, a registered trademark sign appears next to the 'PlayStation' logo. On pretty much all the original PlayStation consoles released outside of Japan, when the above logo appears, a TM sign appears next to 'PlayStation'.

The variation is in the byline on PAL games from 1995 to early 1996, the word 'Europe' is in brackets/parentheses, while on NTSC-U/C games from 1995 to 1996, the byline says 'Sony Computer Entertainment of America'.

There are earlier variants of the PAL and NTSC-U/C variants respectively.

Multi-regional consoles (such as developer units) have no 'SCEI/SCEA/SCEE' identifier. For example, the byline mentioned is for use on NTSC-J PlayStation games, but PAL (European) games have 'Sony Computer Entertainment Europe' and 'SCEE', while NTSC-U/C (North American) games use 'Sony Computer Entertainment America' and 'SCEA'.

As you'd probably guess, the copyright changes depending on the region the game was released in.

Below that, we see 'Licensed by' in white over 'Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.', which is over 'SCEI', both in white. The 'S' is shown lying down over the word 'PlayStation' in a computerized futuristic font in white. Logo: On a black background, we fade into the PlayStation logo, consisting of a giant red 'P' turned clockwise over a teal-blue-yellow striped 'S' which is striped horizontally. PlayStation (PSone) (December 3, 1994-Ma, Ma, December 3, 2018)

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