Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions was exciting when it launched for the 3DS in 2017 since it was the most accessible physical version of this GBA classic.

Mario and Luigi, known for their running, jumping, go-karting and more, are expanding their fighting skills — beyond “Super Smash Bros.” — in Nintendo’s upcoming video game “Mario ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership is the latest in a long line of Mario & Luigi games, and although they tend to be consistently fun, the best stand out.

Previous Mario & Luigi games built extensive puzzles into each location that relied on splitting the duo up and using Bros. Moves — actions Mario and Luigi can only complete together — in ...

In those days, some series exclusively appeared on the company’s handhelds, including Mario & Luigi. Debuting on Game Boy Advance, the Mario & Luigi RPG series later saw games on DS and 3DS.

But while the plot and humor may be disappointing, the game makes up for it thanks to its mechanics and dynamic battles. 2) Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story (2009) ...

The latest Mario role-playing game just released on November 7, but Woot has added Brothership to its big list of deals on Nintendo Switch exclusives. By Steven Petite and Jon Bitner on November ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership is one new Nintendo exclusive later this year, and that's going to do a lot for the console as it enters what could very well be the final year or so of its lifecycle.

Nintendo acquired developer Next Level Games in 2021, less than two years after the highly-successful Luigi’s Mansion 3. Since then, the developer’s lone release has been Mario Strikers ...

The first new Mario & Luigi game in nearly a decade is the long-awaited return to Nintendo’s wonderful sub-franchise of action role-playing games. Mario & Luigi: Brothership evokes memories of ...

The Japanese studio Acquire is seemingly helping to develop Mario and Luigi: Brothership. Acquire has co-developed games alongside many major companies, previously working on Octopath Traveler ...

Just Die Right off the bat, there are no ways to make Mario and Luigi: Brothership more difficult --you can only make the game easier. The only way to do so is to lose a battle twice.