If you're talking about the 2nd TV screen at 13:22, I don't think that's Luigi. Old CRTs could easily decieve players visually on what they're seeing or making out with their vision, and it could've just looked like a green Mario/Luigi from that angle on that type of screen. Plus the video quality of the recording is not all that good by today's standards.
@@stevecullum Whether or not that's Luigi on the 2nd screen, there is absolutely no doubt it's Super Mario 64, no matter what the sign above it says. The TV sets might just be cycling through games.
with how much stuff about this game's development has been sought after and thoroughly documented, it's a little strange this SM64 multiplayer footage flew under the radar after all this time.
@@lelanddyke8386More like a microscopic fraction of fans do the hard work of combing through footage, data and information for everyone else that’s too lazy to lend a hand. As someone who used to contribute I’m at least happy our work eventually found mainstream support. My greatest disdain goes to the famous TH-camr leeches who make a lot of profit without even crediting their sources sometimes, let alone helping out.
It wasn't playable, it was a short clip as part of an attract/demo mode when nobody is playing at the kiosk. It's incredibly brief. Honestly I think if someone saw that they would maybe write it off as just some kind of random tech demo. In actuality it was the devs showing off what they could do with multiplayer mode at that time with the hopes of eventually showing more.
Was a more exciting and enigmatic era for gaming. Today, everything is datamined and known right at release. In the case of games like GTA 6, we even had the hacker leak that spoiled the characters and setting months before the game was even formally announced. Today sucks. Take me back man, I miss the 90s so god damn much.
The Gigaleak data hasn't been fully parsed or documented yet, some person was restoring proto AI but they were being all secretive about it. We’ll find out more when someone else does it publicly.
@@darkl3ad3rIronically modern games can be more mysterious, in the past publishers had no qualms about parading super unfinished builds. They don’t do it anymore, there’s also a strong millennial childhood bias towards the games that get investigated. AFAIK the newer the game the more complicated it is (minus simpler indies) so less hacking and modding happen to them, in that process unused data is unearned.
@@darkl3ad3r Honestly I think it's just a matter of perspective, because growing up with games in the 2010's vs now I have the same exact feeling. My copy of Ocarina of Time I would play for hours and hours every day, just exploring as much as I could until I had every part of the world laid out in my head, but still felt like there were mysteries out there to discover. When you're a kid things like games being datamined doesn't really matter, but once you're older you're actually conscious of that stuff. There's also the game series that, say what you will of its quality later on, I still think was the most exciting and mysterious of any early on. Experiencing the first few FNAF games as a kid gave me that same feeling but on a whole communal level, basically like what I assume gaming culture was before internet, because of the sheer amount of un-dataminable mysteries; secret images and words that could only be seen by upping the saturation, constant teasers through the website with hidden codes that I would eagerly wait for people to figure out, tons of tiny bits of the story spread out vaguely, left to interpretation, 1 in a million events that were constantly faked or would turn out real, you get the idea.
Actual in-game footage of Luigi exists, incredible. The stage also looks like one of the stages found in the gigaleak, albeit with the green squares colored red.
13:21 It's actually cool that this footage proofs that Multiplayer, Luigi, and Crawling is in the beta! I actually thought that crawling wasn't in the beta.
Honestly, even beyond the fact that this showcases rare footage of Luigi in action, this is some interesting stuff, and I'm glad it's been preserved on the internet!
@@cyanidepizza Ah, sorry for scaring you! All joking aside, it's always nice to see other KLR chat members out in the wild. Hope you've been doing well!
there are so many channels out there uploading old nostalgic content. like entire blocks of early 2000's toonami programming. X-Play seasons. I'm here for it.
13:21 *L Is Real 2401 Again* (Luigi finally seen on footage while doing the third jump animation on a checkered red and white Test Level of Multiplayer with Mario crawling on the floor)
Its seriously incredible and amazing just how much more on a game so old we discover to this day. I'm just in disbelief that this was casually uncovered.
I can't believe how actually it's real i think. 13:22 maybe this stage come from stage35 on july 27th gigaleak? (Note: This checkboard floor is green instead of red).
To be honest though I can see the red color that fades to green when they pan the video I’m guessing the quality of the camera with the tv monitor made it seem like it was Luigi but it’s just Mario from my understanding of seeing it
@@shyguy85 I’ll admit it’s not a particularly difficult mistake to fix, and I can’t really claim this hurts the original artistic intent as this show seems purely for entertainment, but it’s a mistake nonetheless, and because this mistake is so subtle it’s going to permanently distort how people will view this footage for decades to come.
I don't think that's Luigi. It looks like metal mario, and the awkward colors are because of low def footage of an even lower def display, at an awkward angle.
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The fact that people even get to see luigi in this event is crazy
and the fact nobody in the event said a word about it all these years is shocking.
If you're talking about the 2nd TV screen at 13:22, I don't think that's Luigi. Old CRTs could easily decieve players visually on what they're seeing or making out with their vision, and it could've just looked like a green Mario/Luigi from that angle on that type of screen. Plus the video quality of the recording is not all that good by today's standards.
@@BF_BrixMario is also on the same screen though, beside him
The sign only says Mario 64 on the one that has Mario. The other one seems to be a different game as it also shows flying…
@@stevecullum Whether or not that's Luigi on the 2nd screen, there is absolutely no doubt it's Super Mario 64, no matter what the sign above it says. The TV sets might just be cycling through games.
with how much stuff about this game's development has been sought after and thoroughly documented, it's a little strange this SM64 multiplayer footage flew under the radar after all this time.
It's all english-speakers quoting english-speakers and nobody willing to sift through anything outside their boundaries
@@lelanddyke8386I disagree
@@lelanddyke8386More like a microscopic fraction of fans do the hard work of combing through footage, data and information for everyone else that’s too lazy to lend a hand. As someone who used to contribute I’m at least happy our work eventually found mainstream support. My greatest disdain goes to the famous TH-camr leeches who make a lot of profit without even crediting their sources sometimes, let alone helping out.
It wasn't playable, it was a short clip as part of an attract/demo mode when nobody is playing at the kiosk. It's incredibly brief. Honestly I think if someone saw that they would maybe write it off as just some kind of random tech demo. In actuality it was the devs showing off what they could do with multiplayer mode at that time with the hopes of eventually showing more.
Its insane that after all these years we're still finding out new stuff about Mario 64
Was a more exciting and enigmatic era for gaming. Today, everything is datamined and known right at release. In the case of games like GTA 6, we even had the hacker leak that spoiled the characters and setting months before the game was even formally announced. Today sucks. Take me back man, I miss the 90s so god damn much.
need a tissue? @@darkl3ad3r
The Gigaleak data hasn't been fully parsed or documented yet, some person was restoring proto AI but they were being all secretive about it. We’ll find out more when someone else does it publicly.
@@darkl3ad3rIronically modern games can be more mysterious, in the past publishers had no qualms about parading super unfinished builds. They don’t do it anymore, there’s also a strong millennial childhood bias towards the games that get investigated. AFAIK the newer the game the more complicated it is (minus simpler indies) so less hacking and modding happen to them, in that process unused data is unearned.
@@darkl3ad3r Honestly I think it's just a matter of perspective, because growing up with games in the 2010's vs now I have the same exact feeling. My copy of Ocarina of Time I would play for hours and hours every day, just exploring as much as I could until I had every part of the world laid out in my head, but still felt like there were mysteries out there to discover. When you're a kid things like games being datamined doesn't really matter, but once you're older you're actually conscious of that stuff.
There's also the game series that, say what you will of its quality later on, I still think was the most exciting and mysterious of any early on. Experiencing the first few FNAF games as a kid gave me that same feeling but on a whole communal level, basically like what I assume gaming culture was before internet, because of the sheer amount of un-dataminable mysteries; secret images and words that could only be seen by upping the saturation, constant teasers through the website with hidden codes that I would eagerly wait for people to figure out, tons of tiny bits of the story spread out vaguely, left to interpretation, 1 in a million events that were constantly faked or would turn out real, you get the idea.
Imagine if this had resurfaced when we still didn't have the gigaleak
やっぱりルイージもいたなのか？！貴重な映像ありがとうございました！
I will never forget how that analogue stick felt for the first time. The way Mario ran made me and my Dad laugh.
Actual in-game footage of Luigi exists, incredible.
The stage also looks like one of the stages found in the gigaleak, albeit with the green squares colored red.
13:21 It's actually cool that this footage proofs that Multiplayer, Luigi, and Crawling is in the beta! I actually thought that crawling wasn't in the beta.
omg baldi..
me too
Honestly, even beyond the fact that this showcases rare footage of Luigi in action, this is some interesting stuff, and I'm glad it's been preserved on the internet!
poyostar jumpscare
@@cyanidepizza Ah, sorry for scaring you!
All joking aside, it's always nice to see other KLR chat members out in the wild. Hope you've been doing well!
there are so many channels out there uploading old nostalgic content. like entire blocks of early 2000's toonami programming. X-Play seasons. I'm here for it.
13:13 NINTENDO64発売前の映像、すごい貴重ですね！
14:02 3Dスティックの形状もよく見ると製品版と異なっているんですね。
17:12 そして宮本茂さんから直々にコントローラの説明して頂けるとはなんとも贅沢な…ｗ
Official Luigi footage in Super Mario 64. Even though it was a really short moment, its still amazing to see.
sugeeeeeeee 貴重な映像ありがとう！渡辺さん懐かしい！！
この時はポケモンが任天堂最強のキラーコンテンツになるとは誰も思ってなっかったろうな
最初のCM地味でした
Wow! It's amazing seeing actual footage of Miyamoto's concepts, pretty crazy how this flew under the radar for so long.
Was this footage always out there or was it on recently uncovered and posted? this is so insane lol
That's what I'm trying to figure out lol it's pretty insane
Yeah, I still can't believe this crucial piece of footage was left unnoticed for like 25 years.
the vhs itself was probably out physically for a while, but only in this recent upload did we pay attention to luigi
It's the year 2023 and I'm still seeing new things from... SUPER MARIO 64. Wow. And Luigi of all things.
Nintendo could eventually show us this stuff themselves, as its popularity has increased they’ve gotten less tight lipped.
13:22 WHAT THE FUCK LUIGI
Same
So the rumors were true.....
@@M64brossince 2020
I never thought I'd see this. Luigi's model in the Gigaleak was crazy enough, but I had no idea footage of the multiplayer actually existed. WTF
Yep, tall and green
No way we just got to see Luigi in SM64
WOW, I can't believe Nintendo showed off Luigi in Mario 64 to the public back in the day! Thanks for sharing! :)
Came for the Luigi in Super Mario 64 footage, stayed for the FE4 and Pokemon R/G footage. Honestly, I wasn't expecting the latter.
We could get a closer look if we found the full promo tape for that one.
SUPER MARIO 64 footage time stamps:
13:12 until 14:44
16:00 until 16:40
17:17 until 20:42
13:21 *L Is Real 2401 Again* (Luigi finally seen on footage while doing the third jump animation on a checkered red and white Test Level of Multiplayer with Mario crawling on the floor)
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why preserving history is so important
（普段は日本語が話せないので翻訳機を使っています）これは本当にカッコいいですね！そして 13:21 は、実はスーパーマリオ 64 コミュニティにとって興味深いもので、マルチプレイヤーを備えたベータ版です。ゲーム内でマルチプレイヤー (とルイージ) の映像がもっと見られるのが嬉しい :D
このビデオを掲載してくれてありがとう！ スーパーマリオ64でルイージを見ることができるのは驚きだ🙂
For anyone wondering what the text at the Luigi part says:
プロモーションビデオ (ソフト) 放映中
Promotional video (software) now showing
It's as they described it in interviews too! Do we know if it was playable at the event or if that was just footage playing?
It's on a pre-recorded tape
you can see it loop again behind presenter-san's head at 14:18
Luigi is real. He has always been real
The excited man with the spiked faux-hawk is my favourite part about this for some reason
This gave me that old nostalgic “finding out what was in a beta” feeling I would get when I was a kid. 🎉
Oh my, I remember reading all about the Sonic 2 Beta's and Simon Wai back in the day. That was awesome.
I'm glad you have found this video and uploaded it. This is great seeing more SM64 history.
The fact that we keep finding never before seen footage like this is insane. Great find!
懐かしいな。これにはいい思い出ですな。渡辺徹さんが司会者でしたね。
Imagine be one of the lucky persons who tested Luigi in 1995, damn.
13:22 For L is Real Seekers
multiplayer footage 13:22
no way garlic?!?!?!
Its seriously incredible and amazing just how much more on a game so old we discover to this day. I'm just in disbelief that this was casually uncovered.
We got to see official footage of Mario 64 multiplayer 13:22
Wonderful find!
13:21 The moment you came here for.
13:20 what yall came for
I can't believe how actually it's real i think.
13:22 maybe this stage come from stage35 on july 27th gigaleak?
(Note: This checkboard floor is green instead of red).
To be honest though I can see the red color that fades to green when they pan the video I’m guessing the quality of the camera with the tv monitor made it seem like it was Luigi but it’s just Mario from my understanding of seeing it
13:22 💚
Luigi siempre fue real
I can't believe they actually found footage of Luigi in the game.
13:21 Luigi landing a spin jump in the 2nd tv
13:20 is what you're here for.
Super Mario 64 Co-Op
13:22
Try telling us now that Luigi isn't in the game Nintendo XD
My childhood is now more complete than ever before
Yooo! We found some new never before seen multiplayer footage with Luigi!
Tengai Makyo Zero and Chibi Maruko-chan look so AWESOME! I need to track those games down!
LUIGI?!
If you came here to see Luigi
👇
great video.. saw it hard4games...ty for uploading!
Amazing :) Love to you in Japan
『ちびまる子ちゃん』(1995年12月1日)発売前ということは、この回の放送日は1995年11月30日でしょうか。
BRO WAS THAT KIRBYS DREAM COURSE 2 16:41
No that’s an early version of Kirby Air Ride. It started out development as an N64 game, but then switched to GameCube.
Thanks for uploading this
ピッピにゴリキチに名付けるってもうこの頃からギエピーみたいな扱いしてるんですが
Great find it must be really hard to unlock Luigi. Wonder if this was a special edition for the show.
13:22 LUIGI IS THAT YOU?!
マリオ64のベータ版の映像はガチだったのね
Luigi is actually real!
開発者に質問できる機会があるなんて中々無いような気がする！？
Kinda just looks like metal mario to me?
11:20 Shoshinkai 1995 (aka Space World) footage of Pocket Monsters Midori
L truly was real.
OH MY GOD HES FUCKING REAL
13:22 HE'S REAAAAALLLLLLLL
You catch me, this is history 🗿🔥
スーパーマリオスタジアムでゲストの陣内孝則さんか内田有紀さんが見たいです！
L is truly real. 24 years and 1 months later.
13:21 Look at the monitor on the right
Yeah that was Luigi’s face
Is this 4:3 stretched to widescreen? That’s a rookie mistake for some seriously important archival footage.
man will you shut up
dude who cares it's not like any of it is cropped
@@shyguy85 I’ll admit it’s not a particularly difficult mistake to fix, and I can’t really claim this hurts the original artistic intent as this show seems purely for entertainment, but it’s a mistake nonetheless, and because this mistake is so subtle it’s going to permanently distort how people will view this footage for decades to come.
because i put my screen into 4:3
64が発売当初25000円だから、Switch安く感じる。
ええええ？！？！！！ルイージだ！！！
L was always real.
At 14:23 it's footage we already had, meaning this is more of the same thing
he was there this whole time lol
Wow Cool!
13:18 I don't see Luigi
no way Luigi in sm64 for real
おもしろい
Amazing
Gaming history right here
Weegee is real
このゲーマはおそるべしです
13:21 Luigi In Super Mario 64 Beta
小学校１年の時だ。
very sugoi !
I don't think that's Luigi. It looks like metal mario, and the awkward colors are because of low def footage of an even lower def display, at an awkward angle.
Nah his body looks too lanky to be Mario. You can also see Mario next to him if you look closely so that's almost definitely him.
Thats luigi
Luigi!
L is real
00:37 Gugu Liberato be like
13:21
*L*
*IS*
*REAL*
Shirt haired reporter girl is cute
test stage luigi with mario in multiplayer OMG
...im here to see Luigi
16:00 luigi aside, was this gameplay reel shown anywhere else?
It was