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I'm afraid the reason behind it might not be as intriguing/interesting as you expect. The C64 version uses multi-colour text mode for the logo. Since Atari does not have this mode (at 320x192 it is B/W anyway), and does not support more than 128 user-defined tiles, I opted for a simpler logo. 

To my knowledge Plus/4 does not have multi-colour text mode either (only in bitmap mode; please correct me if I'm wrong), so I just went with the Atari version and  a simple colour gradient.

Oh no no, I didn't intend to say that one logo is better than the other, love'em all. I only noticed this choice and commented it. Anyway, of course the Plus/4 have MC text mode ($FF07, bit4), as you can see in the majority of the games demos and so on, and it works exactly like on C64.

Not at all, I understood what you meant. 

So it was a lost opportunity with the Plus/4 logo then. I could have used C64's; just needed to fix up the colour map. Next game!