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Message: [QUOTE="valosagutas, post: 210455, member: 77791"] Dude, Super Ultra 64 was the expected follow-up console after Ultra 64 some knows as Nintendo 64. The pattern was NES -> Super NES -> Ultra 64 -> Super Ultra 64 but they released Gamecube AKA Dolphin. Perhaps Nintendo killed everyone who leaked stuff about Gamecube, who knows if Nintendo staff informally called Gamecube "Super Ultra 64" lol. Still it's like an urban legend, a N64 fan expression to dream for Super Ultra 64 because they disliked Gamecube and whatnot BS. Another way to explain the situation is "bit wars" in terms of graphics but was used like whole video game console only made of "bits" like how ignorant people believe what matters in CPU is only the amount of cores lol. SEGA used bits to make fun of Nintendo like "yours has 8 bit", "ours have 16 bit" BS and then they dropped atomic bomb of "SEGA does what Nintendon't". Nintendo cried so hard they released SNES. In a way SNES was a NES that's not "weak". Nintendo had a big trauma about SEGA's success at the time as they really cared about bit stuff a lot. So they came up with a 64 bit console, hence Ultra 64. Then fans of bit wars on the side of Nintendo dreamed of Super Ultra 64 that had like 128 bit, whatever value that has 64 and its multiplied values in it lol. In certain places of Japan you can meet people who waits for a video game console that has 999 bits and then they think PlayStation 5 is weak it's just because it's a 64 bit console. They won't understand why N64 doesn't have realistic graphics as much as PS5 despite they have the same bit. Some fans believe Ultra 64 has a super addition that unlocks the hidden power of it and turn it into Super Ultra 64. In that context people can be fooled with such a story and make them believe they can unlock the power of their N64 with Super Ultra 64 bios or something lololol. [/QUOTE]

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