History ThematicSequelLogoChange / VideoGames

** ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheForgottenLand'': The logo is tilted at a slight angle rather than being on a flat plane, representing the VideoGame3DLeap that the game makes, and is framed with a "wild" brush-stroke aesthetic that matches UrbanRuins setting and the animalistic Beast Pack who serve as the main antagonists.

** ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWonder'': The "Wonder" in the logo is wavy and has the pattern seen on the Wonder Flowers to represent the game's primary mechanic of Wonder Effects.

*** The symbol on the banner for ''The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero'' as a whole is the same seen on Terapagos' barrier when it rebuffs Kieran's attempt at recalling it with a Master Ball, and combined with the white background is on Briar's book of the same name.

** ''VideoGame/SonicFrontiers'': The bottom portion of the logo is partially broken up and has a Portal replacing the "O" in "Frontiers" to represent the game's Cyberspace levels.

** ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'': The Japanese version of the logos have Z-Crystals (blue for ''Sun'' and yellow for ''Moon'') embedded in them, which references the Z-Move mechanic. All versions have the box legend Solgaleo's symbol on ''Sun'', and Lunala's on ''Moon''.

** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles3'': The "3" contains the life tattoo found on the bodies of Kevesi and Agnians that show how much time they have left in [[YourDaysAreNumbered their ten-year lifespans]], while the lettering has the life energy motes that are released when people die coming off it.

* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'':

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'': The Master Sword in the logo is completely broken, with the rest of the sword filled in with green runes, representing both its destruction at the hands of Ganondorf at the beginning of the game, and the influence of the Zonai within the game's plot. Behind the lettering is a Zonai-themed ouroboros, representing the StableTimeLoop Zelda ends up undergoing.

** ''VideoGame/SuperMario3DWorld'': The logo's "O" is stylized to resemble a cat paw in order to represent the new Cat Suit powerup.

* ''VideoGame/TouhouTenkuushouHiddenStarInFourSeasons'': The logo has brown maple leaves, cherry blossoms, snowflakes, and the sun[[note]]Symbols of autumn, spring, winter, and summer respectively.[[/note]] to represent the plot centering around different areas of Gensokyo suffering from different seasonal conditions.

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'': The logo evokes that of ''A Link to the Past'', which it is billed as a prequel to, save for the plot-relevant and redesigned Master Sword[[note]]This would be the basic form the sword would take in the franchise by this point onwards[[/note]] being behind the Hylian Shield instead of in front of it. The weapons and "Zelda" portion of the logo are also [=3D=] renders to represent ''Ocarina of Time'' being the first [=3D=] ''Zelda'' title.
** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime: Master Quest'': This version of the logo has the Master Sword and Hylian Shield darkened to represent it being a harder version of the original game with redesigned puzzles and dungeon item placements, and in the [=3DS=] version, Link taking double damage from attacks.

** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'': The logo shows a woman known as the "Oracle" (she maintains the balance of the world) sleeping, resting her head in her arms while a round crystal (that could be the moon) is behind her. Once the game is beaten and it's revealed that Lunafreya is said "Oracle", the logo is updated to add Noctis at her left, reflecting the end of the game.[[note]]This wasn't the original intended meaning behind the logo and was in fact added last minute thanks to a suggestion by Noctis' voice actor. The original meaning behind the logo is tied into the story of ''Final Fantasy Versus XIII'', of which Luna was not part of, so it is unlikely that we will ever know what it was meant to represent.

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime'':
*** The logo evokes that of ''A Link to the Past'', which it is billed as a prequel to, save for the plot-relevant and redesigned Master Sword[[note]]This would be the basic form the sword would take in the franchise by this point onwards[[/note]] being behind the Hylian Shield instead of in front of it. The weapons and "Zelda" portion of the logo are also [=3D=] renders to represent ''Ocarina of Time'' being the first [=3D=] ''Zelda'' title.
*** The ''Master Quest'' version of the logo has the Master Sword and Hylian Shield darkened to represent it being a harder version of the original game with redesigned puzzles and dungeon item placements, and in the [=3DS=] version, Link taking double damage from attacks.

** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'': The logo shows a woman known as the "Oracle" (she maintains the balance of the world) sleeping, resting her head in her arms while a round crystal (that could be the moon) is behind her. Once the game is beaten and it's revealed that Lunafreya is said "Oracle", the logo is updated to add Noctis at her left, reflecting the end of the game.

** ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedRogue'': The Assassin sigil is shattered to represent Shay breaking with the Assassins and joining the Templar Order.

*** ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles3FutureRedeemed: The logo subtitle gives the "F" the brushstroke from the original ''Xenoblade''[='=]s logo, while the "d" has the flames from ''2'''s logo, representing how both games are being brought together.