“Zii” trademarked by Nintendo
December 15th, 2009 Posted in News, Posted by Valay, WiiNintendo filed for the trademark on October 30, 2009 and the listing was discovered in the Japanese trademark database recently. The question is, will anything come of it?
Thanks to Jonah S for the news tip!
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8 Responses to ““Zii” trademarked by Nintendo”
By Hejiru on Dec 15, 2009
Hm?! Now what could this be…?
By bob on Dec 15, 2009
are they gonna trademark pii next?
By Kyle on Dec 15, 2009
Its the name of the next Wii!!
By Caio on Dec 15, 2009
Or maybe they’re just trademarking all those variations (Cii, Zii, Oii) to keep other companies from using them.
So other people can’t ride in the coattails of the Wii’s sucess.
By L.A.C. on Dec 15, 2009
Next console?
With a name that resembles the previous console (Wii)?
Sounds un-original for Nintendo standards.
But then again, if Microsoft and Sony go for names like XBox (insert random number just because sounds cool here) or PS(insert number here), then why can’t Nintendo go for something Ziimilar. (Lame, I know. It just came to my mind as I was writing this. lol)
By 357 Lobster on Dec 16, 2009
lol at bob! Pii! lol!
By Captain N on Dec 16, 2009
I suggest everyone look at the letter Z closely…….. That doesnt remind you of something you seen before????………. OK let me help you out….. Grab any copy of any Zelda game you have and look at the letter Z in the Zelda title…. well isnt that interesting, its the same style of lettering, its the same Z.
By L.A.C. on Dec 16, 2009
@Captain N: I wouldn’t call myself a hardcore Zelda fan if I hadn’t notice it.
Plus, until now, the game has been nicknamed Zelda Wii.
Though there are moronic web sites like IGN who call it Zelda Wii 2, but…