Mario was created by Shigeru Miyamoto in the early 1980s while he was developing Donkey Kong, Nintendo's breakout arcade hit.

It’s a little odd to think it, but since the turn of the century, Mario’s been as much of a role-playing powerhouse as a platforming icon. Between Paper Mario, Mario & Luigi and Mario ...

This is the first Mario & Luigi game since Bowser's Inside Story on the Nintendo 3DS back in 2018, though, so fans of this particular series are probably thrilled it's back again.

In battle, each brother is controlled by a single button. Mario is mapped to A and Luigi is mapped to B and this has been the standard since the first game, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and its ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership set sail on Nintendo Switch yesterday and, on the whole, people seem to be rather impressed with this new nautical adventure. That's not to say there aren't a few tiny ...

Mario and Luigi are wandering do-gooders who just chip in because they're in a position to help. And while they don't have spoken dialogue, you get a lot of characterization out of the stellar ...

Players control Mario's actions with the A button and Luigi's with B, which is used for performing actions both in and out of battle — this is how the formula has worked since the original ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership does just enough to be solid, but that's all it is, at best, thanks to poor pacing and inferior writing compared to its brethren.

Like its predecessors in the Mario & Luigi series, Brothership is a turn-based RPG, but one where the conventions of the genre are stripped right back. There’s no expansive roster of party ...

Mario & Luigi finally strike land on a console for the first time ever, ... This game is old-school turn-based fun, featuring the series staple timed button presses for combo attacks and counters.

Brothership sees Mario and Luigi whisked away from the Mushroom Kingdom to another world. Originally a single continent, Concordia has fractured into different islands all adrift on a wide ocean; ...