Nintendo/Logo Variations

Kirby's Dream Course (1994):
 * The logo is colored in blue.

'''Super Punch Out!! (1994):'''
 * The logo is on a texture.

Super Metroid (1994):
 * Similarly to the Super Punch Out!! variant, the logo is in a texture.

Donkey Kong Country (1994) and Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (1995):
 * See the 3rd Rareware logo.

Killer Instinct (1995):
 * The Nintendo logo, which looks similar to that of Donkey Kong Country's, zooms out of the screen. When it settles in the center, the logo glows in a color before turning back to the normal  color. The logo then flies into the top right of the screen.

Earthworm Jim 2 (1995):
 * The text "licensed by" is seen above the Nintendo logo. The usual Earthworm Jim sequence on the series' logo variants plays.

Mario Kart 64 (1996):
 * The logo, colored in a plain color, spins around slowly. The logo spins gradually faster until the screen fades to white, segueing into the title screen. The logo has a trail/ghost effect when it gets faster.

BS Super Mario USA: Power Challenge (1996):
 * The logo is below a golden statue of Mario. Below it is the logo for.

Goldeneye 007 (1997):
 * On a black background, the Nintendo logo, colored in, zooms in front of the screen. The logo spins around until the Rareware logo fades in.

Yoshi's Story (1997):
 * The logo slides up, and is crudely drawn. Below the logo is the word "PRESENTS". Voices representing that of Yoshi's shouts the company name. The entire logo wiggles.

Star Fox 64 (1997):
 * The logo is white. The numbers "1997" (the game's release year) is seen above it, and "PRESENTS" is seen below.

Super Smash Bros. (1999):
 * The logo is white and is below the HAL logo.

Donkey Kong 64 (1999):
 * A sound effect of Donkey Kong saying "Okay!" plays in the logo.

Perfect Dark (2000):
 * The Nintendo logo, tilted downwards in the darkness appears, and faces the viewer while the light brightens up to make the logo visible as it slowly turns and becomes dark again.

Luigi's Mansion (2001):
 * The company name is read in a dark, low-pitched voice.

Super Smash Bros. Melee (2001):
 * Same as the Super Smash Bros. variant, but "HAL" has been extended to "HAL LABORATORY, INC."