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*The banner resembles the Japanese box art for the Nintendo 64. | *The banner resembles the Japanese box art for the Nintendo 64. | ||
*The spirits in the event use artwork that comes from the Nintendo 64, rather than the spirit originating from an N64 game. For example, Blargg originated on the SNES. | *The spirits in the event use artwork that comes from the Nintendo 64, rather than the spirit originating from an N64 game. For example, Blargg originated on the SNES. | ||
**Blargg is also the only spirit in the event to not originate from a Nintendo 64 game, with it making its debut in ''[[Super Mario World]]'' | **Blargg is also the only spirit in the event to not originate from a Nintendo 64 game, with it making its debut in ''[[Super Mario World]]''. | ||
*The title of the event references the original tagline of the Nintendo 64, which was seen in many commercials, including the one for the first ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' | *The title of the event references the original tagline of the Nintendo 64, which was seen in many commercials, including the one for the first ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' | ||
*The Japanese, Chinese, and Korean names for this event reference the analog control stick, a heavily promoted feature of the Nintendo 64. | *The Japanese, Chinese, and Korean names for this event reference the analog control stick, a heavily promoted feature of the Nintendo 64. | ||