Brochure design research



Brochure design research





1) What is the main message?

The main message that my brand would be best known for is that we put the same amount attentions on our fans as our games. A big problem with game making companies is that they only care about money and don't pay attention to the fans and in worst cases, they don't care about the game. My brand is passionate about the games they make and are thankful for any feedback fans give, even if it's negative.  

2) What are the secondary messages?

The secondary message that my brand would be best known for is that we work with celebrities, shows, movies, and fictional characters. Working with different brands, celebrities, and possibly other games, can increase the relativity and popularity of my brand and products.

3) Specific text?

Gaming icons clash in the ultimate showdown you can play anytime, anywhere when a new entry in the Super Smash Bros.™ series arrives on the Nintendo Switch. Super Smash Bros. is a crossover fighting game series published by Nintendo. The series was created by Masahiro Sakurai, who has directed every game in the series.

4) What is the tone (silly, serious, scientific, hipster, millennial, ironic)?

The tone that my brand will have is a animated, self-critical, semi-serious, and Optimistic

5) What pictures would you like to include?

The pictures I would include are those of games, character being drawn, and people working in a office. These pictures will briefly show what the brand is about. If people see games and characters being drawn then they will think that my brand is something about making games. 



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6) What colors?

The colors that would pair best with my brand and logo are white, black, blue, purple, and cyan. I pick these colors because My logo have similar or the same colors as those and all also give a futuristic. 

7) Fonts (use the best pair) 

Probably sans serif fonts would pair best with my brand. Sans serif gives a more futuristic feel compared to others. So fonts like Agency and Century Gothic would be good fonts for my brand.

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