Super Mario 64 modders have discovered a Luigi code after 24 years and fans are pretty stoked about the development. A massive data leak from Nintendo revealed some game prototypes, multiple ...

Nintendo. First Video of Luigi in Super Mario 64 Unveiled The video appears to be from an old VHS from 1995, and reveals what was shown at Space World that year, where the game was first shown.

Luigi was included as a playable character in the 2004 remake of the Super Mario 64 for the Nintendo DS. Luigi has been hiding in the source code of Super Mario 64 for 24 years, Thanks to the ...

Modders have now taken these files and have dumped Luigi into the world of 'Super Mario 64' for fans to see what the game might have looked like. Here are some tweets showing off what might have been.

Image via Now In Game's YouTube. This room could be part of the early days of Super Mario 64 development, as Shigeru Miyamoto previously talked about how Luigi was part of the game but was taken ...

Super Mario 64 DS would eventually make all those schoolyard rumors of a playable Luigi come true, but it looks like there was some distant truth to them even back in the '90s. Sign up to the ...

So we had Mario and Luigi running around in that 3-D world, but we ended up not using it. Wired.com : Why did you decide not to use that Nintendo 64 game with Mario and Luigi?

A long-held conspiracy theory surrounding Super Mario 64 and the appearance of Mario's oft-forgotten brother Luigi has finally been confirmed. In what has been called the Nintendo 'Gigaleak', huge ...

All these years Luigi has just been hiding in Super Mario 64? Courtesy of Nintendo. For the longest time, which has become a cruel joke over the years, Luigi is now often passed up as a playable ...

Luigi did find his way into Super Mario 64 DS as a playable character alongside Yoshi and Wario. Players could unlock him through a secret process in the Big Boo’s Haunt level.

[Image: Lookin’ good, Luigi. https: ... s Nintendo Space World show, where Nintendo first showed off early demos and concepts of Super Mario 64, Starfox 64, and The Legend of Zelda.

In an interview in 1996, Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Mario, revealed that Super Mario 64 was initially preparing Luigi as the second playable character after Mario. And in the newly leaked ...