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The Game Show Forum => The Big Board => Topic started by: GSRebich on May 01, 2014, 09:47:04 PM
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Does anyone know the name of the font used in the "Now You See It" logo (Narz version)?
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Yes.
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I would dare say that since the only known crafted version is crafted out of neon tubes, that it may be bespoke and thus not based on a typeface.
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Based on that, I'll amend my answer to "Yes or No."
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Based on that, I'll amend my answer to "Yes or No."
That would be Mindreaders
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It's a valid question. The Now You See It logo was clearly based on a font that was pretty hip at the time. Gambit, which had a terrific graphic designer if not much of a set, used the font on the prizes on the Gambit Board. It was the font for Rhyme and Reason, too, and a nifty Parker Brothers game called Gambler.
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Does anyone know the name of the font used in the "Now You See It" logo (Narz version)?
Beamie is a pretty close match.
http://www.dafont.com/beamie.font
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Yes.
Could you be helpful instead of an asshole?
Another name on the block list....
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Here's the original, Stripes. (http://www.fonts.com/font/profonts/stripes) Rhyme And Reason, Gambit and Gambler used Yagi Double...close relative of the Yagi Link Double in the Super Password logo.
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See, I read his question wrong. I thought he was talking about the font used on the board.
Beamie kinda looks like the old Sega font, doesn't it? Just a bit?
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Here's the original, Stripes. (http://www.fonts.com/font/profonts/stripes) Rhyme And Reason, Gambit and Gambler used Yagi Double...close relative of the Yagi Link Double in the Super Password logo.
Thanks for this. Surprising we don't see more of Yagi Double and Universal with the 70s poking up again.
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Could you be helpful instead of an asshole?
Another name on the block list....
Sorry, Mr. Crank. I didn't mean to offend you with a little fun.
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Could you be helpful instead of an asshole?
Another name on the block list....
Sorry, Mr. Crank. I didn't mean to offend you with a little fun.
Your brand of "fun" ain't exactly mine.