Pioneer LaserDisc logos in Space 

Just discovered this video now after 5 years, the synth is pretty good, I like it as well.

Same.

Meeeee toooooo.

The synth sounds pretty outer spacey

Yes, me too.

Funny you should mention that. Pioneer and Sega actually did collaborate on what was called the LaserActive, which played laserdisc games. It also had add-ons from Sega and NEC which allowed users to play Sega Genesis, Sega CD, TurboGrafx-16 and Turbo Duo/PC Engine CD-ROM games. Unfortunately, all that was quite expensive. So the LaserActive bombed big-time.

​FYI ​@@curleed85 if you wanted to play Sega games on your LaserActive player, you should get an expansion pack starting with PAC-S. For Turbografx-16 games, get one with PAC-N.

これは子供のこれは見ていました。懐かしかったみたいでした。

Lollollollollol!

You're welcome. And thank you for watching.

将来は宇宙へ行きたくなりますよ。

I wish they had created amazing logo trailers like this for VHS, DVD and BD.

今はBlu-ray Discソフトなんですよ。

I think this is really pretty. Reminds me of some snes games I used to play as a kid.

I don't think its scary, rather somewhat dystopian...

I think it might be because the space background may give some people bad memories of the family home entertainment logo from 1981 As they both have a space background that looks like it was made on an Apple II I do agree this logo isn’t really scary the music makes this logo kind of charming

I actually find it cool.

Ikr, nearly every single logo at the time utilized it, and some were insanely loud and jumpscare-worthy.

We often skipped past those bits

yeah, unlike all video formats after this, we were able to fast forward through anything and everything. LaserDiscs also had chapters you could skip through, yes, LaserDisc had that before CDs or DVDs.

懐かしいですよね。

It probably appeared on many Laserdiscs, but for sure you can find this intro on "The Eve" which was an import from Japan featuring the music of Bingo Miki.

Hey, same birth year. I feel the same way looking at some of the movies and music videos out there from the 80s.

Don't worry Laserdiscs are still around in 1994.

For its day, it was powerful, though my specific model wasn't the highest end in the line. Of course, today, it's more or less a boat anchor or, when I do use it, a bit of a space heater as it's working on a job. I still have my Power Mac G5, but it's only used for some very specific tasks that I can't do on my 2012 Mac Pro because of a lack of software, specifically iDVD. Otherwise, pretty much all of my editing these days I do on my 2012 Mac Pro or my 2019 MacBook Pro, since Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere are far more flexible than iMovie, which I didn't have when I edited this particular video together.

That's because Pioneer Corporation is a Japanese company.

1981

27th January 1981 - December 31st 1993.

+Dillon Patton I would imagine this came from 1981, maybe even 1982.

1980

Oh No Stoltzman Golly didn’t expect you here. But anyways this logo is probably is this the best.

it's not like PlayStation bootup, the whole video is recorded on the disc.

@@mateuszorlinski7334And is that only on a Pioneer LaserDisc player or do you see these on any LD player?

@@curleed85 you would See this on any LD player. It's just indicating that Pioneer released this disc.

"Original Composition" made especially for Pioneer.

Sonic The Hedgehog wassup dude! Yo why did sonic forces suck?!

Hey, Sonic? Why did Sonic '06 fail?

Yo Sonic! Why Sonic Boom is one of the worst Video Games of all times!?

you are not sonic the hedgehog, even if you were him, that would be impossible since he's NOT real