Why is it Called Nintendo 64?
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Have you ever wondered why the beloved console from the ’90s is called Nintendo 64? Let’s dive into the magical world of Nintendo and uncover this mystery.
Why exactly did they decide to name it Nintendo 64? You’re about to find out, so keep reading!
The Short and Sweet Answer
The Nintendo 64 got its name because it was the first home console to feature a 64-bit central processing unit (CPU). This was a big deal back in the day because it meant the console could handle more complex graphics and games compared to its predecessors.
This groundbreaking technology allowed for a significant leap in gaming quality. The “64” in its name proudly showcases the power and innovation that Nintendo brought to the gaming world with this console.
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