Brothership is an incredibly fun ARPG where the brothers take center stage to use combined abilities and save the world of ...

The bad news is that Mario & Luigi: Brothership – the only fully original ... I love how Mario and Luigi look in this cartoony art style, and many of the enemies look great, too, but the ...

The Mario & Luigi RPG series started on the Game ... out of the stellar animation quality. Brothership is an impressive feat of art direction, showcasing both new and familiar characters with ...

For a cutesy RPG, Mario & Luigi: Brothership (out Nov. 7 ... putting Luigi in a barrel and using him for cover during a stealth mission. For one of their moves, Mario and Luigi embrace each ...

Most of Brothership’s world is lovingly rendered in the style of the old Game Boy Advance Mario & Luigi box/instruction manual art, with flat, solid colors and black outlines around everything.

a stunning art style and the grandest journey in the series. For gamers who may have waited 21 years to finally play the Mario & Luigi series, Brothership is well worth the wait and one of the ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership’s jump to Nintendo Switch also comes with a new art style. It’s fully 3D now, but also more cartoon-like, with black outlines to characters and the world.

First things first, Mario and Luigi: Brothership looks absolutely gorgeous. Though a clear step away from the pixelated art style of Superstar Saga and Partners in Time and the 3D look that came ...

That would be good news by itself in a year where Nintendo has largely churned out rereleases, but is better yet when Brothership stands toe-to-toe with, and even improves on, the originals.

Nintendo has always prioritized aesthetically pleasing art styles over photorealism, and Mario & Luigi: Brothership might just be one of the company’s finest-ever efforts in that department. That’s ...