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*As ''GoldenEye'' was based on the ''James Bond'' franchise which debuted in 1953, it could technically be considered the oldest universe represented in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | *As ''GoldenEye'' was based on the ''James Bond'' franchise which debuted in 1953, it could technically be considered the oldest universe represented in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | ||
*''GoldenEye'' is the only universe represented in the original ''Super Smash Bros.'' game to not have a playable character, as well as the only universe from said game to be cut entirely. | *''GoldenEye'' is the only universe represented in the original ''Super Smash Bros.'' game to not have a playable character, as well as the only universe from said game to be cut entirely. | ||
**It is also the only universe in the original ''Super Smash Bros.'' to include a game that, at the time of the original ''Smash''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s release<!--some games that predate the original Smash were re-rated with higher ratings at later dates, but bore E/K-A at the time of Smash's original N64 release-->, bore an ESRB rating other than E or its predecessor K-A (in this case, T). | |||
*''GoldenEye'' is the only universe in the entire series to be directly based on a licensed property, as it is based on the film of the same name, which in turn is an installment of the ''James Bond'' film franchise, itself being based on a book series by Ian Fleming. | *''GoldenEye'' is the only universe in the entire series to be directly based on a licensed property, as it is based on the film of the same name, which in turn is an installment of the ''James Bond'' film franchise, itself being based on a book series by Ian Fleming. | ||
**It is not, however, the only franchise to have debuted in a medium other than video games, as the minor universe {{uvm|Mappy}} was a tie-in with a line of micromouse robots designed for use in competitions - though the ''Mappy'' games were developed by the same company that manufactured the robots, [[Namco]], and therefore don't count as licensed titles. | **It is not, however, the only franchise to have debuted in a medium other than video games, as the minor universe {{uvm|Mappy}} was a tie-in with a line of micromouse robots designed for use in competitions - though the ''Mappy'' games were developed by the same company that manufactured the robots, [[Namco]], and therefore don't count as licensed titles. |