What is benefit of Menu pages rather than multiple menus?

I'm sure there is a simple anwer to this.
I see in a pop up where you can't link to another pop up that pages become necessary. Is there some distinct advantages to having one menu with multiple pages, over having seperate menus. Even if they look identicle except for the links.

To me the difference is the speed in changing from menu to menu: in multi-page menus there’s a seamless change, but in separate pages there’s a noticeable delay between menus.
I can also have the same video/audio background for the whole menu that will continue without pauses/stops for the whole menu navigation while this cannot be done with various menus.
The only downside I’m having with multi-page menus is that I don’t know why (maybe color limitation?) some button colors are replaced by others that ruin them.

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