Zelda Countdown Clock?

Ok, so I saw this on Kotaku. 


http://www.mmv.co.jp/special/game/30/

Notice the triforce at the top of the clock and the pieces of triforce at the other corners.  Now I know that the triforce symbol has been used in other ways in Japanese culture before zelda but this doesn't seem like a coincidence to me.  Also notice that when the second hand gets to what would be the 59 second mark on the clock, it flashes and rewinds itself.  Could this be a new Majora's Mask game?  Perhaps Nintendo has gotten Marvelous to work on a new portable zelda game (like they did with capcom on the gba).  Opinions, thoughts?

Nintendo is SOOOO original

What will this Zelda do thats new besides NOTHING

Several opinions can already be found here, in a topic created 5.5 days ago. Looks like Owen was a bit slow in his reporting.

"Nintendo is SOOOO original

What will this Zelda do thats new besides NOTHING"

I don't think this will have anything to do with Majora's Mask, but that's still an interesting little image.

"BlackWaterCO said:

"Nintendo is SOOOO original

What will this Zelda do thats new besides NOTHING"

Zelda and Mario sequels are usually more original than new IP's."

"Willy105 said:

"BlackWaterCO said:

"Nintendo is SOOOO original

What will this Zelda do thats new besides NOTHING"

Zelda and Mario sequels are usually more original than new IP's."

LMFAO

Funniest thing i've read all day, thanks man, I had a chuckle"

BlackWaterCO. Just shut up and leave. You're not adding anything to the discussion but ignorant one-off remarks.

"The japs are stuck in time"

Twilight Princess was straight up 1998, because that's what fans wanted.

How about Wind Waker? Majora's Mask? Ocarina of Time? Phantom Hourglass? Compared to their previous installments, the games couldn't be any more different without being a new series.

I think it would be best to continue the discussion here.