What if Universal Pictures used the Anti Piracy Warning from 2000 onwards?

Here's my prediction of what would've happen if Universal Pictures kept using the standard Anti-piracy warning for all their tapes since CIC Video dissolved in 1999.
Since Universal UK VHS Releases are being produced by the same manufacturer for Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment tapes, I done the prediction of the anti-piracy warning in its redone format used for the post-2001 CTHE UK VHS releases.
I could have remade the early Universal tape label, but used the current tape label instead.

[@Glazier160]

If VHSes never died, along side CIC video

[@nasabros.entertainment]

The bad thing is VHS tape’s stopped worldwide in 2006

[@YouTubeHandlesMakeNoSense]

because of DVD, obviously.

[@masontreefriend6784]

Or Blu Ray.

[@NiceFourYes]

No it stopped in 2008

[@plushblueep]

So that was what the Universal hologram looked like on their cassettes since 2000?

[@RandomKyoobOLDacc]

It is, a what if? dream

[@NiceFourYes]

How would it look wih the CIC video background?

[@henryharrison2344]

All you have to do is another what if!
What if DiC made a Heathcliff and the Cadillac Cats variant logo????????

[@hakc97again]

Would it have come before or after the Warning/Universal logo?

[@tppercival5295]

It would likely to come after the Warning/Universal logo.

[@harrygray999]

@@tppercival5295
Who knew Universal was the manufacturer for CTHE UK videos ?

[@interstat2222]

Nicely detailed remake, but this Universal tape label design was too late for the hologram FACT notice in general.
The label design was first seen in 2002.
Universal Pictures home entertainment UK was essentially PolyGram after 1999 (when Universal bought PolyGram and Universal split from CIC) and PolyGram never used FACT hologram notices at all.

[@tppercival5295]

I know that, this is the piracy warning that is updated in 2002. Also, I mentioned earlier in the description that I could have remade the earlier tape label, but chose to use the current tape label that I already have on hand.

[@interstat2222]

@@tppercival5295 Ah I see. I should’ve read first. Nice matching on the graphics. Original surely done with a British computer - Quantel Paintbox or Hal.

[@harrygray999]

@@tppercival5295
Universal was the manufacturer of Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment titles ?!

[@HomeVideoPreviewer]

Where you planning to do VHS Openings on your new channel?

[@tppercival5295]

Already in the works.

[@BennyPlayer-du2je]

Pirating a movie is like kidnapping a animated character, changing his/her appearance and force them to work in Mockbuster movies.

[@DannyMB24]

Chip n' Dale reference?

[@BennyPlayer-du2je]

@@DannyMB24 Yeah.