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Your SuperDuperPluginController is not public. Make it public and it'll work.
I'm having trouble creating an admin plugin (http://world.episerver.com/blogs/Paul-Smith/Dates1/2011/8/Creating-EPiServer-AdminEdit-Plug-ins-using-MVC/).
The controller doesn't seem to be hit. This is how I tried to do it:
Installed a new fresh Alloy site (9.6.1.0) and created the plugin.
And then added the route in Global.asax.cs
It seems that the route is working because the url http://localhost:6904/superduperplugin returns a different 404 (from ASP.Net?), than the url http://localhost:6904/superduperpluginxxxx (404 from IIS). But the controller is never hit. I've tried different namespace for the controller without any luck.
What am I doing wrong?