The original title for Mario and Luigi: Brothership had to be changed due to the release of Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Akira ...

Mario and Luigi: Brothership almost had a different art style inspired by Acquire and Square Enix's HD-2D games like Octopath ...

Brothership's developer pitched the name "Mario & Luigi: Wonder" but had to change it thanks to Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

Brothership is a rare stumble for Nintendo. The storied Super Mario franchise and its myriad spin-offs are known for many ...

Mario & Luigi Brothership had a lot of changes from past games, and part of that was to help the series stick out from the ...

I wanted to align the game and the artwork at some point. That’s why my dream was to make the next one in 3D.” The Mario & Luigi series began life on Nintendo handhelds like Game Boy Advance, DS, and ...

Soon, you'll discover a series of platforms showered with falling seeds. Leap across the platforms to go west, but be mindful that Mario and Luigi can be hit with the seeds. Once on the other side ...

the sixth installment in the Mario & Luigi series, has generally been well received by fans. The role-playing game innovates in terms of animation and mechanics but sits comfortably in the Mario ...

Mario & Luigi Brothership had many differences between it and past games in the series, and its soundtrack was one of the ...

as Charles Martinet originally uttered in most of the games in the series. Being that the suspected shooter shares a name with Mario's brother, Luigi, it was bound to happen at some point.

Shaking off his feelings of deja vu, Mario joins Luigi, and the brothers must use the Bro Moves acquired throughout their Concordian journey to explore the island Mario visited in the Prologue.