Mario & Luigi: Brothership Theory - That’s Not The Real Super Mario
Nintendo’s June 2024 Direct was a home run for many in the industry and fanbase, with several hotly anticipated games being announced, including . will be the first entry in the celebrated series since in 2015. Fans of the series are avidly awaiting 's release this November, and as a side effect, speculation over a long-running theory regarding the series has come back into the spotlight. This theory has followed the series since its inception and may potentially affect the Mario universe in ways that were previously misunderstood.
has always stood out from the mainline series with its unique art design and mechanics. Each subsequent installment has introduced new characters and mechanics to keep the series fresh. transitioned the series from sprite art to 3D models, given that the game was released on the 3DS handheld. Additionally, the Dream World brought fun, wacky mechanics and story elements to the game. changed the series further by introducing. However, the question remains: are the Mario Brothers of not the real Super Mario Brothers?
The June 2024 Nintendo Direct revealed tons of new releases for the back half of 2024. Here’s what to expect from Nintendo games the rest of the year.
There has always been speculation that the Mario and friends of are not the same as those that appear in spin-off franchises like. It's possible that this theory finds its roots in the game mechanics of the spin-off series, such as the turn-based battle system of and the RTS style. The pure platforming of 2D and 3D Super Mario adventures not only perfected the platforming genre but also established the Mario Brothers in the minds of folks around the world as a couple of plumbers that jump on turtles.
It can often be hard to find a new console upon release. Nintendo is hoping to combat supply issues when it launches the follow-up to the Switch.
However, the series has always felt like something separate from the core games. The humor, the breaking of the fourth wall, and the
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