This video convinced me - I just ordered the game. This and Dragon Quest 3 will probably be my last games of 2024. What a fantastic year so far, my top 3 games has been ff7 rebirth, metaphor and yakuza 8 (infinite wealth) cant wait for the game awards and see if Metaphor shocks the industry!
7 hours in and 4 of them were spent on the hammer minigame on twistee island trying to get 100 points. I'm in pain. The game's pretty good so far though.
I only played so far to the points of moving the boulders onto the platforms after meeting Wilma. Just happy to have a new adventure with new characters, though the hand holding is prevalent and the characters are a little dry. At the same time, I'm still so early in. I'm so excited to see how the game evolves. It's amazing to have new adventures with new characters again!
There’s been a lot of voiced opinions about the dialogue of Mario and Luigi Brothership. I’ve noticed that there are a few instances where it is very modern even including a bit of English slang, like when a worker on Lottacoins island says that his “boss is the sauce” after he lets their crew leave early. I’m wondering how much of the dialogue is a direct translation and how much freedom are the translators given to adjust the dialogue to the region that it will mainly be read in.
It's weird how long it takes to get basic things like hammers or bros moves in this one. even the first boss battle was about 3 hours in. But as soon as you get there the game becomes alot more fun.
I do like that genre of enemies in M&L games that *do* have other forms of defense/offense, but don't use them unless the brothers have the means to deal with it - once you get hammers, those yellow guys with the big gauntlets switch between stances each time they're hit, guarding their crown and doing an attack you can hammer counter or guarding their front and doing the attack you need to jump over.
Depending on how you look at it, it can be good or bad - a lot of games on Nintendo Switch seem like they really want to be a little slower to start to better introduce complete novices to their particular franchise's quirks. It's most clear compared to third-party ports that seem to expect most of their audience to be roughly familiar with the genre and/or series conventions, like Persona 5 - it may also feel like a slow start, but that's to blame on being a 100-hour social sim + JRPG bogged down with indulgent worldbuilding and storytelling, rather than relying on "you know Mario and Luigi from the platformers/movie, and they're going to stay who they are" but doling out mechanics piecemeal.
Some of the Alpha Dream ex-members that worked on this game are: - Akira Otani (Producer of Bowser's Inside Story, Dream Team, Paper Jam and this game) - Shunsuke Kobayashi (codirector in Paper Jam and the Remake of Superstar Saga / BIS remake, Lead Designer on this title)
What if Mario + Luigi: Superstar Saga; M+L Partners In Time; Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr's Story; Dream Team; Paper Jam; and Paper Mario Sticker Star were released on a special edition Nintendo 2DS mini classic to celebrate the Nintendo DS or 3DS anniversaries? Or what if Mario 3D All Stars got a Super Mario 64 DS update and was re-released for 3 months next year for *Mario's 40th Anniversary* and *Nintendo DS's 20th Aniversary* also when is *Game & Watch's 50th Aniversary?*
I like this game so far, but did anyone else notice that Mario says the exact same thing almost all the time? That, along with the handholding and some load times, are the main issues I've had while playing. On the flip side, combat has been the best part of the game for me. However, I've only gone through the first island, so I'm hoping that overall it gets better.
Hair looks good, Kit... Team KIT
9:10 Incredible roast from Krysta 😂😂
dang, you're right!
mhm!
Yes. At the end of the first episode of Pokemon, Ash famously saw a Polygorn, the legendary bird from the Johto region.
This video convinced me - I just ordered the game. This and Dragon Quest 3 will probably be my last games of 2024. What a fantastic year so far, my top 3 games has been ff7 rebirth, metaphor and yakuza 8 (infinite wealth) cant wait for the game awards and see if Metaphor shocks the industry!
Mario and Luigi Brothership
Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D
Fantasian
For me 😁
@@Terranigma23 I will pick up Fantasian on a sale, for sure.
"All the odds are stacked against you to die first!" lol
Been looking for someone to watch a playthrough of. Glad Kit and Krysta are doing it because they’re my favorites!
7 hours in and 4 of them were spent on the hammer minigame on twistee island trying to get 100 points. I'm in pain. The game's pretty good so far though.
That’s where i am right now! Got to 90 after 20 minutes. Now I’m still there. Enjoying the game!
Was it worth it?
@@connorduffus i still haven't gotten it ;-;
I'm trying more tomorrow lmaoo
I'm too stubborn to move on from it
@@rzbOwO me too, I did do an island inbetween though to mix it up ^^
I've always loved the Mario & Luigi series. Always had the best Bowsers too.
Just remember this game is pretty long. The bros moves and gear upgrades and everything will definitely start rolling in.
I only played so far to the points of moving the boulders onto the platforms after meeting Wilma. Just happy to have a new adventure with new characters, though the hand holding is prevalent and the characters are a little dry.
At the same time, I'm still so early in. I'm so excited to see how the game evolves. It's amazing to have new adventures with new characters again!
Yeah I agree the hand holding was killing me at first. But it does die down quite a bit later and I think the characters get a little better too.
Is it possible to map Luigi buttons on the other joy con so you guys can do real co-op battles?
Got the game as a result of this video so thank you both for the playthrough and rest of the content you put out 😁
Enjoyed the stream! Would love you see you both play more! Have been enjoying the game too this weekend.
I've been waiting for your reactions, this game is so charming!❤
There’s been a lot of voiced opinions about the dialogue of Mario and Luigi Brothership. I’ve noticed that there are a few instances where it is very modern even including a bit of English slang, like when a worker on Lottacoins island says that his “boss is the sauce” after he lets their crew leave early. I’m wondering how much of the dialogue is a direct translation and how much freedom are the translators given to adjust the dialogue to the region that it will mainly be read in.
It's weird how long it takes to get basic things like hammers or bros moves in this one. even the first boss battle was about 3 hours in. But as soon as you get there the game becomes alot more fun.
Maybe it's because it's my first ML game, but I didn't find the beginning to be a drag; just a little bit text, but the pacing was good for me
I do like that genre of enemies in M&L games that *do* have other forms of defense/offense, but don't use them unless the brothers have the means to deal with it - once you get hammers, those yellow guys with the big gauntlets switch between stances each time they're hit, guarding their crown and doing an attack you can hammer counter or guarding their front and doing the attack you need to jump over.
Depending on how you look at it, it can be good or bad - a lot of games on Nintendo Switch seem like they really want to be a little slower to start to better introduce complete novices to their particular franchise's quirks. It's most clear compared to third-party ports that seem to expect most of their audience to be roughly familiar with the genre and/or series conventions, like Persona 5 - it may also feel like a slow start, but that's to blame on being a 100-hour social sim + JRPG bogged down with indulgent worldbuilding and storytelling, rather than relying on "you know Mario and Luigi from the platformers/movie, and they're going to stay who they are" but doling out mechanics piecemeal.
lol "polygore"
Some of the Alpha Dream ex-members that worked on this game are:
- Akira Otani (Producer of Bowser's Inside Story, Dream Team, Paper Jam and this game)
- Shunsuke Kobayashi (codirector in Paper Jam and the Remake of Superstar Saga / BIS remake, Lead Designer on this title)
Anyone else notice how Kit and Krysta look like real life Mii's ?
What if Mario + Luigi: Superstar Saga; M+L Partners In Time; Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr's Story; Dream Team; Paper Jam; and Paper Mario Sticker Star were released on a special edition Nintendo 2DS mini classic to celebrate the Nintendo DS or 3DS anniversaries?
Or what if Mario 3D All Stars got a Super Mario 64 DS update and was re-released for 3 months next year for *Mario's 40th Anniversary* and *Nintendo DS's 20th Aniversary* also when is *Game & Watch's 50th Aniversary?*
I would assume both give you the hammer. I would've been interesting if you both choose different islands, to see how the differences effect the story
Warning: there are some things Luigi won’t do on his own even during Luigi logic.
I like this game so far, but did anyone else notice that Mario says the exact same thing almost all the time? That, along with the handholding and some load times, are the main issues I've had while playing. On the flip side, combat has been the best part of the game for me. However, I've only gone through the first island, so I'm hoping that overall it gets better.
Street smart? Limited? Dude, these guys are *doctors*.
...or are they just related to the doctors? That's never been clear...
Kit's hair 😍
Maybe it's because you guys only had a hour to play but wow, you guys completely ignored 95% of the NPCs on Rumbla Island.
I may be way wrong but seeing this gameplay doesn’t remind me of a mediocre game
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