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Just realized that was for 64 bit
Nintendo x86
Out of the big three, Nintendo is the only one that hasn’t had an x86/x64 based console.
At the time, most home computers were still 16-bit.
The N64 released in 1996. Mac System 7 released in 1991 with 32-bit support. It took until Windows 95 for the first consumer 32-bit version of Windows.
Pfft. You say that like anyone needed more than 64k of addressable memory. Chrome wasn’t released for another 13 years after Win95.