During a recent hands-on demo with Mario & Luigi: Brothership held by Nintendo in New York, I got to play a few hours of the upcoming Switch game. What I played felt very familiar, as a longtime ...

Mario and Luigi are always stuck with the same overalls they have been rocking since '83, and they are long overdue for a new pair. Peach (Aviator) Looking Fly, High In The Sky . In ...

Nearly nine years since the last formal installment in the series (Mario and Luigi: Paper Jam), Mario and Luigi: Brothership follows the Mario Bros after a ...

Only two Italians have changed here, and I’m not one of them. Mario & Luigi: Brothership puts some creative new spins on an old formula to make for the duo’s biggest RPG to date. Though for ...

Brothership begins with Mario and Luigi slipping through a portal that transports them from the Mushroom Kingdom to a new destination known as Concordia. Their arrival is good news for the ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership is well made and has some great ideas, but in breaking free of its handheld limitations, it becomes too ambitious for its own good. Upvote (4) Leave Blank.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership is an incredibly disappointing return for an RPG series I’ve always loved. Apart from the combat, it fundamentally misunderstands its own past success, ...