Two players would take turns: one playing Mario and the other playing Luigi, and his sprite was just a duplicate of Mario’s sprite with a different color scheme. However, when the two versions ...

Indeed, while it may not be terrible, Mario and Luigi: Brothership didn't land to the resounding applause of other Nintendo first-party IP launches, but one scrapped creative choice could have ...

It’s delightfully loud and stupid, and the minigames have you jumping up and down to hit blocks for coins, a Simon Says type game, and one where you have to scream and make as much noise as possible.