Luigi Model found in Mario 64 source code
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Luigi Model found in Mario 64 source code
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Re: Luigi Model found in Mario 64 source code
#2I love these discoveries but I dislike the guaranteed follow-up by game conspiracy theorists who don’t appreciate how games are built.
For any game, the odds are that it has unused assets or partially completed systems that hit the cutting room floor.
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#3I love these discoveries but I dislike the guaranteed follow-up by game conspiracy theorists who don’t appreciate how games are built. For any game, the odds are that it has unused assets or partially completed systems that hit the cutting room floor.
What are these theories? I always thought It was fairly well known Luigi (and a bunch of other things)was cut due to budget and limitations of the n64 carts. Not just in mario 64 but most n64 games.
I'm honestly curious, i've never actually heard any theories about Luigi and mario 64 other than he just cut due to above mentioned reasons. Much like Yoshi.
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#4I love these discoveries but I dislike the guaranteed follow-up by game conspiracy theorists who don’t appreciate how games are built. For any game, the odds are that it has unused assets or partially completed systems that hit the cutting room floor.
What are these theories? I always thought It was fairly well known Luigi (and a bunch of other things)was cut due to budget and limitations of the n64 carts. Not just in mario 64 but most n64 games. I'm honestly curious, i've never actually heard any theories about Luigi and mario 64 other than he just cut due to above mentioned reasons. Much like Yoshi.
I think the GP doesn't know the conspiracy theories, but expects them to be invented in attempts to rationalize the inclusion of unused assets.
Let's see... the Luigi portions of the game actually coded in a sound stage on the dark side of Mars (which is flat), but the roundtards don't want anyone to know that Mars is flat, and the Luigi character would have given away the existence of the sound stage studio, exposing the flatness of Mars.
Re: Luigi Model found in Mario 64 source code
#5I love these discoveries but I dislike the guaranteed follow-up by game conspiracy theorists who don’t appreciate how games are built. For any game, the odds are that it has unused assets or partially completed systems that hit the cutting room floor.
See also: the Star Fox 64 Arwing left over from implementing a boss in Ocarina of Time.
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/01/how-to-get-star-fox-6...
Ocarina of Time started with the Mario 64 engine, so there are probably bits and pieces all over.
Re: Luigi Model found in Mario 64 source code
#6I love these discoveries but I dislike the guaranteed follow-up by game conspiracy theorists who don’t appreciate how games are built. For any game, the odds are that it has unused assets or partially completed systems that hit the cutting room floor.
What are these theories? I always thought It was fairly well known Luigi (and a bunch of other things)was cut due to budget and limitations of the n64 carts. Not just in mario 64 but most n64 games. I'm honestly curious, i've never actually heard any theories about Luigi and mario 64 other than he just cut due to above mentioned reasons. Much like Yoshi.
There’s a whole mythology of Mario 64 conspiracy theories regarding Luigi, Wario, Wet-Dry World, and other things. Googling “Mario iceberg” will get you started. A lot of it is just bad fakes, so it’s not as entertaining as something built purely out of unused assets.
Re: Luigi Model found in Mario 64 source code
#7Delete your unused code, people
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#8This was predicting the future world of launch day DLC that's pre-downloaded.
Re: Luigi Model found in Mario 64 source code
#9Delete your unused code, people
For what reason?