Until now, that is, as it turns out that the central pillar of this theory - that Luigi was intended for inclusion in "Super Mario 64" - appears to be proven accurate. However, nothing ever came of this theory, and there was never any proof that Luigi was in the game. The details of the conspiracy are tenuous, involving a star statue in a courtyard with unreadable text that proponents believe says "L is real 2041," in what was taken as a hint. One, however, has stood above all others: The belief that, somewhere hidden within the game, is a way to play as Luigi - Mario's taller, greener little brother. These unfounded myths range from the mild (unknown secret levels), to the wild (the game was "stolen" by Nintendo from a British studio). Over 25 years after its launch, the Nintendo 64 classic has become a magnet for wild conspiracy theories. Luigi often helps or competes with his brother.
Luigi was originally created to give the game a multiplayer option. With decades of gaming classics under its belt, Nintendo has inspired legions of dedicated fans – and few are more dedicated than "Super Mario 64" fans. He is younger, thinner, and a bit taller than his brother.
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