Nintendo name the new solution to the production of gambling with the flower card of the sacred enterprise?

(compilation/applies) on the occasion of Nintendo's 121 birthday on September 23, 2010, a book titled "Nintendo's History 1889-1980 from poker to gaming" revealed that the origins and implications of the "Nintendo" Company name are not the "resigned" explanations that are now widely circulated. The book says that "Ren" means "let someone do", "Don" means a shrine or a refuge, and many Japanese companies add the word at the end of the name to make it sound as if the company is more prestigious.　　And the most important thing is the meaning of the word "heaven", it may not mean heaven, heaven and the like, but from the word "dog". According to his own collection of materials, the author argues that Nintendo originally made a Japanese-style flower card called "Flowers," which is often used for gambling. In Japanese culture, the symbol of a flower card used for gambling is usually a "dog" with a long nose, and in Japanese "nasal" pronunciation and "flower" pronunciation is the same, so Nintendo's first President Sanne Fang Zhirong to take "dog" the word "heaven" as his own company name,　　To show that Nintendo's product is the kind of Japanese-style flower card that can be used for gambling.　　Another proof of the book is that other Japanese-style flower-brand manufacturers of the same period have followed Nintendo in naming their company or product with the word "dog". However, the current version of the "Nintendo" interpretation of the name of "the fate of their own decisions," there are quite a "fatalistic" feeling. According to the book, in fact, even the first one to build Nintendo as the world's largest gaming industry, the third president of the mountain Pu himself also do not know the real origin of the name, and he is the Mountain House for the direct descendants of Lang.　　In the mountains, Pu said that "it is a reasonable explanation" to leave his fate to heaven.　　The book also admits that no reliable records or historical records have been found to support the author's new explanation of Nintendo's name. The book "Nintendo's History 1889-1980 from playing poker to playing games" was written by Florent Gorges and Isao Yamazaki. Florent Gorges was once a contributor to Nintendo's dream of the official Japanese Nintendo magazine. (Edit/Ming)