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You need a logo that stands out, and the ones that do so tend to have some serious character. The problem is that every logo has a few things that can be changed to make it stand out, but in this case that means adding more color. Also, it’s worth noting that the logo was designed by the same guy who designed the web page.
The logo is just one of many things that can be changed to make an image stand out. You can add text, change the background color, add a shadow, change the image size, change the font, add an accent, etc. All of those things have a big impact on how a logo looks.
For the purposes of this discussion, I think the best solution to this logo copyright issue is to change the copyright to “png”. Then we can all get back to looking at the logo without having to worry about it (or think it can never be changed).
With that said, I find it interesting that the only logo that has an official copyright is the one for the Super Nintendo and the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. That’s because the Super Nintendo (and its associated system) was a hardware product, which means that it has a copyright. The Super Nintendo Entertainment System, though, is software and copyright is a different matter.
The Super Nintendo and its associated system was a hardware product and thus has copyright.
But the software logo, which is also copyright, is a pretty decent likeness of a Super Nintendo. It has a little bit of a retro feel to it. Thats because it was used on the original Super Nintendo, which was sold in the mid-nineties.
Since this is a hardware product, there’s nothing we can do about its copyright. But if we want to put something on our website that is legal, it would be nice if it was licensed under some agreement that we can use for our site. That way we could make it clear that our logo is not licensed for use on our site.
We could go ahead and just change the copyright to “Software: Super Nintendo.” This would give us more legal protection, but technically it would be against the law, no matter how it is worded. There’s no way we could force someone to use that logo, so we could just go ahead and change it to “Images: Nintendo Game Systems.” This would still be against the law and wouldn’t be compatible with using it for our site, so we’d be in violation of our trademark.
The good news is our site is currently in compliance with all the copyright laws and we’ve been using our logo on it since 1998.