Wii Release Date Hidden in Press Release?

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July 25, 2006 - A mysterious press release from Nintendo today teases that a message detailing the Wii launch date may be hidden within its text. Now, as the release says, it may all be a rouse to get us to read about Nintendo's other games, but we just can't help ourselves.



The release reads: "Perhaps the secret to the launch information for Wii is somehow encoded in the text of this news item. You might want to pore over it for a few hours before staying up all night to debate phraseology and comma placement with your friends online."

Take a look for yourself and see if you can decode anything from it. What we can tell after a good thirty seconds or so of scrutiny is that a game is releasing every Monday except October 2, November 20, and November 27. Nintendo has hinted that the Wii would launch sooner than later, so that points to... October 2nd?

Separate rumors have suggested that Nintendo could be planning to launch Wii directly after the Tokyo Game Show, which takes place in late September.

Of course, none of this is confirmed, but that shouldn't stop you from speculating.

http://games.ign.com/articles/720/720863p1.html <-- Press Release
 
What we can tell after a good thirty seconds or so of scrutiny is that a game is releasing every Monday except October 2, November 20, and November 27.
Nintendo has hinted that the Wii would launch sooner than later, so that points to... October 2nd?
Why would they release the Wii without any games?
 
NokkonWud said:
Why would they release the Wii without any games?

i think they are saying that there are no DS titles launching in that time frame because Nintendo will be concentrating on getting the Wii and its launch titles out the door in that 3 week period.
i think they are probably right.
 
Cronox said:
The OP isn’t very clear. The bit about release dates is talking about DS games rather than Wii games.

yeh but maybe they arent releasing DS games on those days cause htye ahve something else planned i.e the wii
 
I think its all a marketing ploy to get the wii talked about - and its a bit of fun ( which is typical of Nintendo)

good for them I say, but meaningless all the same :D
 
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