Which major gaming company's logo was originally designed to represent a 'triple shield' concept but is now widely misinterpreted by fans?

The gaming industry is full of iconic logos that have become instantly recognizable worldwide. Behind many of these symbols are fascinating stories of design evolution, hidden meanings, and creative inspiration. Test your knowledge about the origins and transformations of some of the most famous gaming logos in the industry's history. This question focuses on a specific design element that might surprise even dedicated gamers!

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Nintendo (the red square logo was meant to represent three overlapping shields symbolizing family protection)
PlayStation (the colored PS symbol contains three hidden shields representing hardware, software, and network services)
Xbox (the sphere was designed as three intersecting shields representing Microsoft's three core gaming divisions)
Sega (the blue oval logo contains a stylized triple-shield pattern representing the company's three founding members)