The Mario & Luigi series debuted on the Game Boy Advance in 2003 with Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. Praised for its innovative battle system and great humor, Superstar Saga was a resounding success with fans and critics alike. 2005 brought us the sequel, subtitled Partners in Time, which found its home on the DS. Partners in Time was not as well-received as its predecessor. Common complaints included too much linearity and the inclusion of the annoying baby characters.
GamesRadar - Every time Nintendo reveals a new Nintendo Direct we scoff, "Seriously, Nintendo can't possibly have anything new to announce. The last one was so recent--it's likely just showing off some trailers or something." Then, nope, we get slammed with a ton of news.
NWR: While certainly taking advantage of Paper Mario's physical predicament, the Mario & Luigi series handily crumples its figurative brother and throws it into the trash. No, not the recycling. That would mean it would have a chance to come back.
I want more of these games! I wasn't really into RPGs other than Pokemon until super star saga. I LOVE this series!
Game Podunk explores 25 Things About Mario that gamers may or may not know. This series blends in some creative imagination, but that's what got it to become a hit!
what is this crap? Love mario and anything mario related with the exception of the worst countdown I have ever seen. Seriously, lol. What was that?
