Talk:Cake Entertainment
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The Many Faces of Cake Entertainment's Website Throughout the Years
[edit]I found different versions of Cake's website while going on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. One had a still image of a bakery, with characters from Hareport and Skunk Fu on it. (This might've been used when Cake had their old logo since it was still used until 2012. Speaking of which, do any fellow Wikipedians have a PNG of Cake's old logo? I'd be delighted if someone actually had one and used it on Cake Entertainment's Wikipedia page.) Another from 2013 had Cake's new logo, but also had silhouettes of characters from the shows they distributed. (Including Fleabag Monkeyface, Tom, Skunk, Pocoyo, Oscar, Dood, etc.) I also found out they used to distribute Scholastic titles like Clifford and Word Girl internationally. The last one I found was from 2006, and had their old logo and some general information about the company. I also don't understand why Cake's Wikipedia page doesn't include Kid Ninja and Untalkative Bunny, unless if Cake eventually lost the distribution rights to both shows. (To be fair, I think they also lost the international distribution rights to Tiny Planets.)
Still curious if any Wikipedian out there has a PNG of Cake's old logo.
Also, I have mixed feeling about Cake's new logo. One side of me thinks it's okay, while another side of me thinks they started the minimalistic trend of oversimplified logos. It does have some oversimplified logo meme potential now that I think about it. Also, is nobody going to talk about how January 7, 2022 will be the company's 20th anniversary? ShredzTyro12 (talk) 20:57, 16 June 2021 (UTC)