What different from physical poke tcg, people spending lots of money for rare & seller keep making money

The battle change is something that would only trip up people who played the other games. New players likely wouldn't think too much about it. I still think it could have at least been an option. Also, in the older games, you had a block designated to go back that you could hit with the respective button. I never used the L button.

that´s the problem with pokemon tcg, you don´t get to play the game

Imagine pressing A to select an attack and pressing A again to selecting an enemy, but then pressing B to actually perform the attack. I am confused af

At the time this felt like how video game adaptations should be like

so, at some point in the future, we're suppose to believe that Plankton built a time machine in The Krusty Krab AND SpongeBob knows it's Plankton's even though this SpongeBob is from Season 2. Could it be the same reason both SpongeBob AND Patrick know Squidward invented Jellyfishing at the end of SB-129?

This game is so pay to win it hurts...

He is a friend.

Nintendo did not take her, because she looked similar to Doronjo from Yatterman. Do they mean the head piece of her costume? I think they can remove that, and then they will not be worried about it copying off of Doronjo from Yatterman. It's a good thing they're aware of copyright infringement, because Wapeach might have been discontinued if Tatsunoko saw that as copyright infringement, and then sued them. Is it really hard to remove the head piece of her costume?

What kind paper Mario game remake be in 2028

I love the unique Pokemon as reward idea! I would add that once you've gotten it, clearing the tent again should give you one of the non-purchasable TMs, with each TM being added to the pool when you find it. I'd love to be able to have more than one TM for Bullet Seed, Shadow Ball, Earthquake etc. per save file.

Yeah I agree with you, this story mode was flawed, I guess its better than a simple "Minigame Island/Coaster" mode where you only play minigames one after other and thats it, but I think they really should have put more effort on it. Essentially this story mode is like Shroom City from Mario Party Advance, with the whole quest system but way more shallow, the reason why is that in MPA, you have to keep track of the mushrooms you have by winning minigames, to not run out of them, because if you do is Game Over, but in Jamboree, there is nothing of sorts since you have all the time in the world to complete the tasks and thats why they are boring and not only that the NPCs arent anything special at all, they usually dont have any funny dialogue or something like that; in MPA there are some generic enemies but all of them have something to say that is cool and thats why for someone that likes the game make me care about the characters. So in conclusion, my takeway is that Party-Planner Trek is a better single player mode than anything NDCube made after Mario Party 9, but it still isnt that great overall and compared to Shroom City, is very lackluster.

Ok, I hear you. Counterpoint: It looks cool.

To be honest. They could've had q setting where you could set 2 different controllers to the 2 brothers. Such as the two joycons what'll allow Luigi some freedom. It seems perfect seeing as how the switch has two controllers always.

You just love being a contrarian, don’t you?

It's the first game that has 2 joysticks they could have let you control luigi

I think it was made this way for luigi logic, it would´ve had been hard to make both characters controllable without ruining the luigi logic since it would make it hard to code, like when luigi is in that mode, mario moves and then for luigi? it would make puzzles more tedious and less challenging but more time taking and wouldn´t feel like this is luigi´s doing but a idea he got once and the player recreate it over and over, i think is fine is this way, is true i don´t like the A for selection luigi actions to then be B to attack, bad choice, but the idea of giving luigi more personality rather than the shadow of mario, his own thing, i would say the implement it really well, and like another commentary said luigi doesn´t get bullied or treated wrong here, but as a hero equal or better than mario, he´s not a npc, but his own thing, with his own life and personality, i´m glad this game exist

I think Nintendo forgot what a Mario and Luigi game was, but honestly this game is still pretty enjoyable

switch 2 gonna be a fail time tendo go the sega route

this game sucks.

So much for the year of Luigi... go back into your Mario movie bird cage, "Green Mario".

NPC means Non Player Character You *play* as Luigi in Brothership. This thumbnail has the same logic of asking Popcorn is Corn.

crazy they have two joycons and didnt think to map each character to a joycon not only to make it multiplayer but it'd give them an excuse to make a Mario & Luigi Nintendo Switch with a Red Joycon and a Green Joycon ... And that kind of marketing is what Nintendo would do.

I mean, the action command is literally a qte. I don't see the issue even if I get the sentiment

Mario + Luigi Brothership

Missed opportunity imo to add a Coop option for the game about working together as brothers

People will complain about anything huh 😂 I don’t see how Luigi’s character is any different from the other games. He follows you around and both brothers work together to push forward. 10/10 game for me

The only Mario & Luigi game where I felt I could play as Luigi was the original Superstar Saga, because: - You could swap who the leading brother was, thus giving you access to different Bros. Field moves. - Mario and Luigi would be separated and would take their actions individually with you being at the helm. This level of team work was really important in Superstar Saga and has never really been the same since. After that, every other Mario & Luigi game felt like they simply wanted Mario to be the main character with Luigi along for the ride. The only other exception was Dream Team, but only briefly because Mario would have to take the backseat and let Luigi tackle the big boss battles on his own... Which was just par for the course in that game just as it was for Bowser's Inside Story, where Bowser was the main character and Mario & Luigi were along for the ride, but still held importance in the plot. I would've wanted, like you, to have the ability to move Luigi independently of Mario using the right stick and left stick, but it doesn't bother me too much. As I've said, every other Mario & Luigi game was already trying to make Luigi less important, than he was in OG Superstar Saga.

My friend told me I would get used to the new controls. I'm now 25 hours into the game and I still think my thumb is on B when Luigi jumps against the attack block. Because he always jumps with B everywhere else in the game.

QUIT HAVING FUN!

As a massive Mario and Luigi Stan, i feel the complete opposite I feel like Luigi is actually getting the love he deserves rather than being bullied and called useless and a shadow to Mario all the time He actually is useful for once outside of dream team, hes not just Mario but green His and Mario's moves have their own unique spin, they help each other And most of all Luigi has autonomy like Mario does, how dare Luigi have autonomy and have more freedom, because that's what being brothers is, two dudes being helpful to each other and one guy is different Luigi feels like he's his own self, while Mario just kinda exists alongside him, they both help solve puzzles and Luigi gets rid of a lot of monotony of some side shit Luigi is the most useful he's been in a long time and is finally no longer just Mario's loser shadow Infact I would argue Mario feels more like an NPC despite being the character controlled character No character development, while Luigi is out there thriving, Mario just kinda exists more to support Luigi, tho for a lot of the puzzles they both put in equal 50/50 so it helps balance the fact Luigi is the most useful

I 100% agree with this, it is also my biggest criticism of the game. I CANT SPAM LUIGI JUMP ON MARIO'S TURN OR VICE VERSA. Definitely going back to dream team after this.

Honestly. As a longtime fan of the series Luigi feels less like an NPC than ever. I really dont understand the complaint at all. In the old Mario and Luigi's except for some scripted events playing just Luigi was basically not a thing at all anyway Being able to give , even just simple, commands with L (for Luigi lmao) makes him feel more controllable than ever Does his pathfinding seam off at times? yes Would it have been great if position switching returned? also yes My biggest gripes with the game if anything rn is the constant cutscenes like you cant go into a new room without having a cutscene And The abysmally handholdy start Also Luigi being controlled with A in battles, whats up with that.

Yeah the coin thing was werid its a cool little mini game but its kind of pointless if were on the same team anyways. Its not like Mario or luigi get a reward for getting more coins

It’s kind of nothing point. BUT, when you think about it with the context of the rest of the game. it’s a really good point.

Its so dumb. I kept screwing up hitting A to attack when i meant to B its like whyyy. If your already attacking Mario with A then you get to Luigi then A again A again THEN B can totally screw up your brain.

I agree - the game is great - but a few fixes would make it excellent: They should patch in manual control for Luigi, let Luigi jump and carry momentum on all surfaces, and cut down the dialogue at the start. The game would also be better if they gave the bros move with fast movement earlier in the game (like PM64), and there were more attack options earlier to get past the 7-10 hour slog at the start.

Chance time has been in Mario Party since the first game in the series on n64. I don't agree with your take on it at all.

0:29 is exactly what I thought.

congratulations on putting my thoughts into words. 👍

I feel that the issue with the B button is fairly self-explanatory. Since Luigi is more controlled by AI (including jumps), the association between A & B buttons and both of the brothers is not as apparent in this title. Honestly, I think that giving Luigi more AI doesn't make him an NPC. In fact, I feel that it really distinguishes him more from Mario, as he is the proactive thinker of the brothers. I can't see how this narrative could be possible if we had equivalent control over them here. You may see this as them being more separate than ever, but I think it characterizes Luigi better than the rest of the games do (yes, there are moments and cutscenes in the previous games that characterize him, but seeing him know what to do on his own is more convincing in my opinion).

The game is still pretty recent, I wouldn't be surprised if they patch the game to fix the B button thing later. Otherwise I actually really like having Luigi be an NPC. It feels more "authentic", in a way? Not sure how to describe it. For example, during that one section with the barrel, Luigi does stuff on his own to help get through the section. It really feels more like I am working _with_ Luigi rather than ordering him around myself.

Yeah. I agree

Since Dream Team, the M^L series has been a exemple of wasted potential with baffling decisions. It lose a lot of ids charm having Luigi going in auto mode, specially since the Switch has the Joy-Cons. They could have done like those puzzle games where you control each character with a different stick. Heck, you could give half of it to a freind or brother (ha) and play in co-op, specially since you use both brothers for even the basic attacks.

Honestly really sums up alot of my issues with this game it feels like they made a bunch of really weird changes for the sake of it like changing basic attacks to work more like Bros moves, DOESNT work imo, its supposed to be BASIC combat, not a combo move

I think a lot of the changes are alright to be fair. For example, the menu changes, for any new player will probably be no issue, but if you've been a longtime fan it's a bit of an adjustment. As for the overworld changes, It's a bit weird, but I think it does give luigi a very distinct personality. I think they could probably combine the "Luigi Logic" features, with the more tightly knit controlling of both characters from older games for the next game. Otherwise, I think the game has been one of the best in the series so far!!

My disappointment is high as I thought when I saw Luigi moving on his own I thought they somehow made it local coop play but bro really became in npc

Actually, Pink Boo being blocked behind Hudson makes so much sense. I do like that Peepa is kind of the "boo but more social" ghost now, mainly because I think they are adorable.

Well, I never played the other games so I learned how to play this one. Yes he does seem like an NPC

in my opinion this change is for the better, because outside superstar saga and dream team, luigi is just a secondary outside battles, yes, i know in paper jam there is a solo luigi section, but in PiT and BiS luigi only works to do the special moves and maybe to hit a enemy. in superstar saga you could separate luigi and do different stuff like special puzzles, solo mario sections and solo luigi sections, dont forget about those special moves like jumps, hammers or hands. in dream team the luiginary moves that are just a special thing only luigi can do and now in brothership luigi can do more stuff, like auto hammer while mario can do another stuff, or special puzzles, like the green and red pads (there are 2 variants of this puzzle), or another puzzles involving luigi, not just "special moves" like in the other games (PiT, BiS and paper jam) edit: and because luigi is "separated from mario" doesnt mean luigi is just a npc, this game adds more luigi areas where luigi feels more usefull than previous games