Mario & Luigi Brothership, a new entry in the series, is coming to Nintendo Switch in a few months.
The first new entry in the series in nine years, which will focus on a new seafaring adventure where Mario and Luigi will have to collaborate on the field and in combat as is usual in the series, will be released on Nintendo Switch on November 7th worldwide as confirmed by the game's reveal trailer showed during today's Nintendo Direct.
The bond between brothers has never been stronger! Set sail for an island-hopping adventure with the Mario Bros. in Mario & Luigi: Brothership!
The past few months have been great for role-playing games fans who also love Mario. Following the Super Mario RPG Remake released last year, Nintendo recently released the Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake on Nintendo Switch, which improves the game's visuals while keeping what made the original so good intact. You can learn more about it with Nathan's review.
While the new Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door preserves the gonzo charm that made the original game a cult classic, not a lot has been done to deal with its padding and other design quirks. If you’re a hardcore Thousand-Year Door fan, worry not, you’re going to love this spiffy new version. If you’re new to the game or weren’t entirely sold the first time around, you’re still likely to find plenty to enjoy here, but you may also notice a few tattered edges.
Mario & Luigi Brothership launches on Nintendo Switch on November 7th, 2024 worldwide.
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