V.Smile

Do you think this wiki should have a page listing all the times VTech plagiarized other media for their products? For example, sound effects from Microsoft Windows, Shrek: Dragon's Tale using Nintendo themes, and the Nitro Notebook using the Playhouse Disney website MIDI version of the Stanley theme song.

I also wonder if there's a US release of Winnie The Pooh: The Honey Hunt with a "My Friends Tigger & Pooh" branding. The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse game is also featured at the back of the 3rd generation V.Smile console released in the US, however I can't find any images of the non-motion US version. Is it a cancelled release or something?

I'm currently working on a video talking about strange and odd facts relating to the V.Smile, and was wondering if any of you knew of any.

Some notable facts I've got so far are;

• While the VTech brand is well known for never having violence, some Chinese V.Smile games like ABC Park Adventure has one of the puzzle icons you must identify be of a soldier holding a rifle. I think this only shows up in more advanced modes.

• One of the most obscure mascots from VTech is this unknown CGI fish which can be seen in one commercial for the V.Smile Motion in Europe (likely France).

• That jingle heard when completing a Learning Zone mini game in ABC Park Adventure is sampled from "Der Fuehrer's Face" by Spike Jones which btw is a anti-Nazi song from when everyone was trying to fight back against the Nazis in WW2. Yes, this technically means that a V.Smile game references WW2, even if it is a technicality.

• The door sounds from Doom (1993) are used in The Batman Gotham City Rescue game. (I know it's really a stock sound that both games used, just lemme have this one)

Here is the actual prototype V.Smile logo in high quality which was lost to time for nearly 20 years.

Found Here - https://www.vtech.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/AR2004_eng.pdf

(it's on page 19 btw)

Found in the official annual report booklet from 2004 is this image of a catalog. Anyone know where this can be found? Don't know if this was only given internally or was available to the public.

The report booklet. Image below found on pg, 14

I Made this in Adobe Flash and its basically a high-res version of the pre-release V.Smile logo with a different V.Pal/Jumper & Yellow text

Note: This is obviously fake and should not be put onto sites like Logopedia.