A 28-year-old Japanese TV show that was recently uploaded to YouTube has seemingly given us our first glimpse of Super Mario 64's cut multiplayer mode, complete with a playable Luigi, but the sudden upload and debate over what we're actually seeing has me feeling like I'm looking at a Bigfoot sighting.
Three weeks ago, a small Japanese YouTube channel called Now In Game, which appears to specialize in archiving '90s TV shows about video games, uploaded a 1995 special featuring footage from an early public Nintendo 64 showcase. The event being displayed here is likely Shoshinkai 1995, a precursor to the Nintendo Space World conventions that would run until 2001.
