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ROB can also use the Great Fox's transfer device to deliver vehicles and items to member of the Star Fox team out in the field. ROB 64 is networked to the ship's main computers, allowing him to process information requested by the Star Fox team.
In Star Fox Adventures, the letters "NUS" are located at the top of his chest.īecause ROB 64 is capable of piloting the Great Fox, which technically makes it entirely autonomous. It is also the abbreviation of "Nintendo Ultra 64", which was a working title for the Nintendo 64.
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His Japanese name, NUS64, has a slightly different derivation from the Nintendo 64 it is a reference to the console's serial number, including its peripherals. The "64" is derived from the Nintendo 64, which is the console of his first appearance, the Nintendo 64. (Robotic Operating Buddy), which is another type of robot. ROB's name is a reference to the NES accessory, R.O.B.
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