[daniel.isaac.h]

Originally Posted by daniel.isaac.h

Ok ok, I think I have figured it out! There is a story at http://thx8612.blogspot.com/2005/08/...ders-were.html posted by a link to origenxbox360. I've been thinking that the Circle Clue was synominous with revolution or halo. I think the only way M$ could take Japan is to merge with Nintendo and or buy it out. Nintendo is aged, it must return to it's roots (building games not systems) before it dies. I think the three men represent Nintendo, Sony, and M$. I think on Sept. 27th, 2005 Nintendo will merge or be bought out be M$. All the clues point in this direction.

If that happened...

Xbox360 would take PS3 out 4ever...

"If Hiroshi Yamauchi calls, he'll get me on the line right away," Gates was quoted as saying, in a reference to Nintendo's former president. That was taken July 29th, 2004.

Obviously, Bill Gates has had his eye on Nintendo for a long time.

http://www.maxpc.co.uk/news/default....ection id=720

http://itvibe.com/news/2785/


Lemme know what you think... But as time goes by... More clues point toward my hypothesis.

Now quoting an article PapaSmerf found on eurogamer...

in Japan expected to be announced.

So far, the company's plans for the Japanese market remain tightly under wraps - with the date, price and software line-up for the launch still unrevealed, despite the fact that US and European pricing was announced earlier this month.

Microsoft is likely to use the pre-TGS conference as a chance to discuss at least some of those details, as well as an opportunity to champion its newly-forged ties with Japanese publishers and developers.

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The conference will be followed on the 16th by a keynote address at TGS from Microsoft's chief Xbox officer, Robbie Bach, with the other keynote at the show being delivered by Nintendo president Satoru Iwata.

Meanwhile, Microsoft Japan has revealed that Kameo: Elements of Power will be released on Xbox 360 in that region. It hasn't confirmed a date, but has said the game will be playable during the Tokyo Game Show.

Huh? More evidence supporting my hypothesis.

I truly think Nintendo and Microsoft will merge... A good choice on both ends! Imagine gaming! Heaven!