If you’ve been living under a rock for the last year and are craving a Mario RPG, then I’ve got good news and bad news. The good news is that Nintendo has put out three of them in the last 12 ...

Earlier this year, I revisited Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for the first time in two decades. I remembered loving it as a kid, but it had been long enough that I couldn’t exactly tell ...

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At times - any time you think too much about it - Brothership's narrative can feel like the joke adventure that Paper Mario once sent Luigi on to explain his absence from the game. Mario would be ...

Rhythm is a crucial resource in the role-playing game Mario & Luigi ... Her watering can with a flower tip pours forth a flash of magical energy that begins the process of connecting power.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Mario & Luigi RPG series started on the Game Boy Advance, and even many years and a few iterations later, it has always reflected a connection ...

Over the past year, I’ve had a blast going through Super Mario RPG and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door on the Nintendo Switch. Given that I never owned an SNES or GameCube, these remasters have ...

If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. Mario & Luigi: Brothership does just enough to be solid, but that's all it is, at best, thanks to poor ...

What has always separated the Mario RPGs — aside from all of the Nintendo trappings — is their sense of humor. These games are funny. And Brothership is just as goofy as its contemporaries ...

You’re not likely to see that valuable survival tip on an Attenborough documentary, but it is how Mario and Luigi get transported from the Mushroom Kingdom to the strange new world of Concordia ...

Despite a few lurches here and there and some so-so exploration, Mario & Luigi Brothership offers an enjoyable voyage with smooth sailing, and a punderful script that brings the laughs.

Some of the Bros Attacks are more satisfying than others. For example, in Flash Clock, Mario & Luigi dash across a monochrome battlefield where time stands still, taking turns to wallop the enemy ...