Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time and Mario & Luigi: Dream Team are solid entries in the series, with unique gameplay mechanics and creative storytelling.

“Dream Team” is broken into episodes with titles like “Coral Me Bad” and “Fax on the Beach” (there is, in fact, a fax machine on the beach) and some naughtier wordplay.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, and Nintendo Switch OLED is on sale three days after its release.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership adds more RPG depth to the series, but its flat writing and overabundance of gimmicks drag it down.

The Mario & Luigi series is home to some of Nintendo's best RPGs, and we're going to rank each game in the series from worst to best.

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bros. is yet another excellent addition to a series that rarely ever puts a foot wrong.

Here, Luigi will fall asleep, Mario will enter the portal, and the game will take a 2D side-scroller perspective. Luigi still partners him, but he takes the form as “Dreamy Luigi”.

The Mario & Luigi RPG series was praised among fans—and for good reason. It’s a shame that the studio has filed for bankruptcy.

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team is one of the most entertaining titles on the 3DS, continuing AlphaDream's fine form with the spin-off RPG series. Despite its seemingly low-profile arrival it's ...

The new bundle is the 3DS XL Mario & Luigi Dream Team bundle, and it includes a game of the same name and a customized 3DS XL console.

Here Nintendo reveals the Nintendo 3DS XL Mario and Luigi Dream Team Bundle with a lovely little gold outline of the duo running hot across the cover and the game Mario & Luigi Dream Team pre ...