If you know, you know. Thunderball is for the savvy and switched-on - those with their eyes on the prize… without going on about it.
Thunderball purple is our hero colour. The shadow, secondary and tertiary purples should only be used with extruded type and the game pattern detailed below.
C: 40 M: 100 Y: 0 K: 0
Pantone 254C
C: 48 M: 100 Y: 10 K: 10
Pantone 255C
C: 40 M: 100 Y: 0 K: 0
Pantone 2612C
C: 20 M: 94 Y: 0 K: 0
Pantone Purple C
C: 50 M: 100 Y: 10 K: 40
Pantone 7652C
All games have their own pattern, based on the distinctive character of their extruded type. They're made to break up an empty canvas and add depth, so avoid using them with extruded type or imagery wherever possible.
Accessibility standards have been set to AA, so that our digital platforms can be enjoyed by everyone. AA requires a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1.
Thunderball purple
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Thunderball core shadow
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Secondary purple
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Tertiary purple
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Extusion detail
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As a guide for your design work, the below is an indication of how the Thunderball gameworld should look. Primarily Thunderball purple, but supported with shades of purple when extruded type and pattern are used.
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