r/marioandluigi • u/BigtismPickle • 5h ago
Superstar Saga Ok, this is my first time playing the original Superstar Saga, and is this normal?
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I one shot Wiggler. Is it really that easy?
r/marioandluigi • u/TheGreenGamer117 • Nov 05 '20
r/marioandluigi • u/BigtismPickle • 5h ago
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I one shot Wiggler. Is it really that easy?
r/marioandluigi • u/VioVizorLa • 6h ago
felt like practicing drawing a Concordian
r/marioandluigi • u/Origami__Salami2200 • 19h ago
I think somebody already did this but idc it’s funny 😭
r/marioandluigi • u/jess4179 • 9h ago
What is luigi doing
r/marioandluigi • u/External_Shape_5420 • 3h ago
(Connie and Snoutlet are hoping to bring back themselves for this september)
r/marioandluigi • u/External_Shape_5420 • 20h ago
2nd Images: Connie Absolute Cinema
r/marioandluigi • u/TheGamingTurret • 5h ago
Is it functional on the NSO Emulator? These games have a lottof precise action commands and I'd hate to screw up due to emulator enduced input lag.
r/marioandluigi • u/NuAlgstreamx • 1d ago
r/marioandluigi • u/Guardshroom • 1d ago
I feel like the great conductor would've been one in a zeekeeper sort of way
And we always gotta have at least one of them being a literal in game level
r/marioandluigi • u/Active_Bar8234 • 17h ago
I cannot find the sound effect for the sound that plays when an overworld luiginary work (luiginary wall/cone/ball) crumbles
r/marioandluigi • u/SuperJason64 • 2d ago
this weird lookin dragon turned into a guy thats definently flowery, the jarona guy with a glue addiction this is so heccin poggers
r/marioandluigi • u/Chamalo_Chan • 1d ago
r/marioandluigi • u/Significant-Star6521 • 2d ago
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Idk if this was the intended strat but this works I guess
r/marioandluigi • u/fellowmonarchist • 2d ago
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Video edit: Me
Video game name: Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
r/marioandluigi • u/GenesisStryker • 2d ago
I replayed Superstar Saga and Partners in Time recently. I think the games have aged pretty well.
Partners in Time:
I replayed Partners in Time first. One of my issues with it when I first played it was that it was non non-linear like Superstar Saga. A remedy for this that I found was doing a challenge run where I don't fight any enemies and am thus underleveled. The reason this works is that it turns every area into a challenge gauntlet where I can die n one hit due to a bad first strike from an enemy, so linear-non-repitive sections are a Godsend. I am also grateful to have gotten all 50 coins on a bros block: something I dreamed of since childhood (Thank you Jesus). The best part was having to ACTUALLY master the bros items as I needed to spend an hour per boss fight (perhaps multiple for the final boss) and mastering the items meant I had less chances to be one-hit killed. Another benefit is that you can't simply use the Multi-flower on the final phase of the final boss and just win because your attack won't do enough damage and you need to instead rely on multi-hit moves, which are weak but add up.
I then played Superstar Saga next:
Some of the designs are atrocious. I don't know why this was acceptable back in 2005 but... I agree that the later remake removed the uniqueness of this game's design. What impressed me about Superstar Saga was how janky it felt. I had a hard time knowing if I had mastered a jump or hammer attack because the game just doesn't give you a "strong feeling" of you hitting maximum damage... but this didn't matter to me since I mostly used bros moves and the two hands attacks. I really recommend replaying Superstar Saga because one of the best parts is realizing you're an adult and can find hidden blocks and notice the noticeable-but-not-quite bean holes and holes only mario can see. It's a very enlightening experience walking across the overworld and finding the <!>, and digging — you find yourself surpassing everything the young you saw, in the game. Anyway, I thought the game was fun and the bosses again took an hour to beat. I had save states when I replayed this so I didn't have to worry about accidentally running into enemies (and losing coins) thanks to the switch's rewind feature. I think in the end, the bros items from Partners in Time are perfect, but Bros attacks in this game, while flawed, have a higher skill ceiling and can be much MORE satisfying.
r/marioandluigi • u/AcrobaticCupcake7932 • 2d ago
Fifth try
r/marioandluigi • u/Minute-Animal7317 • 2d ago
r/marioandluigi • u/Ok-Discussion-1041 • 2d ago
I think this is meh, i think ill die fighting Princess Shroob
All of the enemies stats are quadrupled execpt for gold and EXP
r/marioandluigi • u/bigbrains8 • 2d ago
How helpful is a 200% counter attack boost?
r/marioandluigi • u/Ninstolgia_ • 3d ago
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r/marioandluigi • u/RunCMC1345 • 3d ago
Its so good for experienced players looking for little more of a challenge ( besides giant battles )
r/marioandluigi • u/TheRooster70 • 2d ago
I'm playing the 3DS remake of Bowser's Inside Story, and I'm trying to find all the mushroom balls, but there's one I can't find. I have bounced around and checked every nook and cranny multiple times. I eventually gave up and used a guide and checked every location on the guide and I still didnt find the last one. Has anyone else had this problem? Is there a bug or am I just doing something stupid?