It can be assumed that Luigi would have been playable, as Shigeru Miyamoto had planned to make Super Mario 64 2 multiplayer – in fact, the first playable demo level was multiplayer. Nintendo ...

Mario and Luigi: Brothership almost had a different art style inspired by Acquire and Square Enix's HD-2D games like Octopath Traveler. Brothership marks the grand return in the Nintendo RPG ...

The next big Mario game, Mario & Luigi: Brothership, is being developed by Acquire Corp., a third-party studio with a storied history. Throughout the game, one of the new features in Mario & Luigi ...

The sets are compatible with the main line of Mario LEGO too, as putting the Mario, Luigi, or Peach from those ... A Super ...

Originally released back in 2015 and 2014 respectively, these Mario and Luigi Nendoroids have had a few re-releases since then. They are both fully articulated figures though and the Mario figure ...

It's so big that even people who don't play video games can identify Mario and Luigi. Sure, the giant "M" and "L" on their hats are a pretty big clue but go ask your grandparents if they know how ...

As one of Nintendo's most iconic characters, Mario is everywhere on the Switch. The plumber has had multiple releases every year since the system first came out with no signs of stopping ...

Movie, alongside confirming the release dates for the Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door and Luigi's Mansion 2 remakes ... beloved games like Super Mario 64, Paper Mario, and the first three ...

“Actually, I wanted to add ‘Wonder’ to the name at first. Like ‘Mario & Luigi Wonder.’ But while we were making it, Super Mario Bros. Wonder came out first, so we couldn’t use that ...

Mario and Luigi are given a hard time at the pizza shop by their former boss, a man named Spike who wears a hat that says "Wrecking Crew." This is a reference to the 1984 game Wrecking Crew ...

the new voice of Mario and Luigi has been revealed. Specifically, Afghani’s debut game will also be that of Super Mario Wonder, which is certainly a great way to start out. That is no bad thing ...

Just recently, it was revealed that developer Acquire worked with Nintendo to brainstorm "over 100 options" for the title of its new RPG that would go on to be called Mario & Luigi: Brothership.