Mario & Luigi: Brothership plays with genre in a lot of fun ... Two copies of Surprise Iron Ball will make an even bigger ...

Brothership, Battle Plugs are special combat augments that can enhance your attacks, inflict Status Effects, improve your ...

Not only do plugs add amazing effects to your attacks, but they all also synergize together to create new, even more powerful ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership, the first new Mario & Luigi game in nearly a decade, seems content to iterate on past ideas from ...

Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels, and Ball (Mario version). If and when Woot's deal sells out, you can purchase the Mario ...

What makes a Mario Party worth attending ... players must endure a movement-oriented take on the old Labyrinth ball game, guiding a floaty little bead through a series of mazes.

Mario and Luigi can explore each of the small islands in real ... and miscellaneous abilities, from making a spiked ball drop ...

There’s a wide roster of characters, from Mario staples to goofy little guys like Spike, Ninji, and my personal favorite, Monty Mole. There are seven boards, with five new layouts and two ...

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 ...

At the end of our fifth game of Super Mario Party Jamboree ... Trample-line, a free-for-all where bouncing players must avoid a spike to prevent getting eliminated, was a little too chaotic ...

It’s a holdover from Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, but that game was specifically about dream logic. It made sense for Luigi to roll into a giant ball in the context of that surreal story ...