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The USA Today Web site, which will be unveiled this weekend, has been redesigned to resemble an e-reader, with a smoother scroll from page to page.

However, the characters were redesigned to resemble the style of Peanuts, and they also obtained rights to use Vince Guaraldi's music.

It was redesigned to resemble a motte and bailey castle, an antiquated design for the period but one that was heavily symbolic of authority and power.

Scorpion was redesigned to resemble a more classical ninja look, while characters like Ermac received a considerable makeover from the standard ninja fare, offering up a more sorcerer-like appearance.

Yellow was an enhanced remake of Red and Blue, and was released in Japan two years after the originals, with certain characters and Pokémon redesigned to more closely resemble their counterparts in the animated series.

A Disney exec didn't find the result attractive enough, so they redesigned him to resemble Tom Cruise.

Television was the enemy, and so newspapers decided in the 1980s that if they redesigned themselves to resemble TV with splashy color graphics, large headlines, and short stories they'd be able to lure TV news watchers back to print.

So Datron/Transco redesigned the shell to resemble one of those boxy rooftop luggage carriers.

Brassieres were redesigned to emphasize the breasts.

The Siri screens are redesigned to look nicer.

Several buildings had to be redesigned to bring costs down.