Mario & Luigi: Brothership continues some of the same abilities of the older titles in the series, with many attacks and abilities that feature both brothers working together, and controlled by ...

Mario & Luigi is a story of brotherhood that shows Luigi more respect than usual. Nintendo It’s a cute setup, but it takes five to eight hours before Brothership finally opens up and starts ...

The brothers fight side-by-side with their own stats and their unique Bros. Attacks. Enemies can be taken down by those Bros. Attacks, as well as Mario and Luigi's signature Jump and Hammer.

From the Italian voiceovers saying their names (“Mario!” “Luigi!”) to the aforementioned bro moves, their brotherhood is Brothership’s winning asset. Still, you can’t help but feel ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership is an excellent return ... In their latest gander, the mustachio'd brothers are whisked away to the land of Concordia and on a quest to reunite its fragmented lands ...

hyper-animated world of Mario & Luigi: Brotherhood and it’s a charmed return to form that will serve to delight fans of the more whacky era of Mario gaming. Combat broadly feels finessed in ...

in Nintendo’s upcoming video game “Mario & Luigi: Brothership.” The iconic brothers star in the latest “Mario & Luigi” RPG coming Nov. 7 to the Switch, the first for the system.

This marks the first entry in the Mario & Luigi series in over nine years, and will follow the pair's seafaring adventures across the world in a cute but distinct aesthetic that captures both the ...

Nintendo is once again staying tight-lipped about the studio behind one of its upcoming games - this time, the company declined to confirm who's making Mario & Luigi: Brothership. The Mario ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership, the pun-filled sixth edition, is set on islands in the high seas. The brothers, piloting a ship that is itself a small island, maneuver through mazelike puzzles and ...

One of my favorite enemies is the Snaptor, a bird that picks up one of the brothers before flying at the other. You have to listen for Mario or Luigi’s scream to know if you need to jump to ...