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|Ubisoft_1986-1990.svg|1986–1989 |
|Ubisoft_1986-1990.svg|1986–1989 |
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+ | |Ubi Soft Entertainment Software 1990.svg|1989–1993|Ubisoft.svg|1993–1994 |
| − | |Ubi Soft Entertainment 1995.svg| |
+ | |Ubi Soft Entertainment 1995.svg|1994–2004 |
|Ubisoft logo.svg|2003–2017 |
|Ubisoft logo.svg|2003–2017 |
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|Ubisoft 2017.svg|2017–present}} |
|Ubisoft 2017.svg|2017–present}} |
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This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see:
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Ubi Soft Entertainment
1986–1989
1989–1993
1993–1994
1994–2004
With the release of Rayman, Ubi Soft updated their logo to reflecting on their shift from distributor to publisher. This would be the first "rainbow arch" logo used.
Ubisoft
2003–2017
In 2003, the company was renamed to simply Ubisoft and introduced a new logo on September 9th, 2003. This would be the first version of the "eye symbol" in order to reflect being a more older-audience developer, due to the acquisition of the Tom Clancy trademark and their support for the PlayStation 2 and the Xbox.
2017–present
On May 31st 2017, Ubisoft revealed a simplified version of their eye symbol
