Which of these logo transformations actually happened in Nintendo's brand evolution?

The gaming industry has seen iconic logos evolve alongside technological advancements. Brand identities in gaming often reflect the era's design aesthetics while maintaining recognizable elements that players connect with emotionally. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous gaming company's logo transformation journey - can you identify which change actually happened in their brand history?

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• Nintendo changed from red to blue as their primary logo color when they launched the Nintendo 64 in 1996
• Nintendo's logo featured a playing card from 1889 until 1950, reflecting their original business before entering the video game market
• Nintendo temporarily adopted a pixelated 8-bit style logo during the peak success of the NES (1985-1990)
• Nintendo's current racetrack-shaped red logo was created specifically for the launch of the Game Boy in 1989

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