Which gaming company's name comes from the Japanese word for "three leaves" - reflecting the founder's hometown and his original vision for the company?

How well do you know the origin stories behind some of gaming's most iconic brands? While millions play their games, few know the fascinating history of how these companies got their names. This question focuses on an interesting piece of gaming industry trivia that separates the casual gamers from the true industry enthusiasts. Test your knowledge of gaming brand history!

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Nintendo - from 'nin-ten-do' meaning 'leave luck to heaven'
Sony - from 'sonus' (Latin for sound) and 'sonny' (English slang for young boy)
Sega - originally 'Service Games', providing games to American military bases
Konami - from founder Kagemasa Kozuki's name combined with 'nami' (meaning wave) and 'mi' (beauty)