Mario & Luigi: Brothership is the first new entry in the series in almost 9 years, and it boasts "evolved bros moves"
Jun. 18, 2024Brothership is out on November 7
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Mario & Luigi: Brothership is a brand new RPG in the series, and it’s out later this year on November 7.
Revealed earlier today during theNintendo Direct, Mario & Luigi: Brothership is the first new entry in the Mario & Luigi series in almost 9 years. After all that time, there’s not too long to wait until the next game rolls around, because Brothership is out for the Nintendo Switch later this year on November 7.
This is an adventure that takes place over “seafaring islands,” asNintendo Directhost Shinya Takahashi put it. The gameplay trailer for Mario & Luigi: Brothership showed the dynamic duo hopping over various mysterious islands throughout a vast sea, so it looks like there’ll be a lot of places to explore.
The announcement trailer for Mario & Luigi: Brothership was also rife with various combat moves. These were “evolved bros moves,” as Takahashi put it, and they certainly look evolved - some featured Mario and Luigi teaming up for huge attacks by pressing the right buttons at the correct times, while others just featured a plain old bonk over the head with a massive hammer.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership is one new Nintendo exclusive later this year, and that’s going to do a lot for the console as it enters what could very well be the final year or so of its lifecycle. Nintendo didn’t have a lot of first-party exclusives lined up before this showcase, but Mario & Luigi: Brothership proves there still a little bit left in the tank.
Take a look at ourupcoming Switch gamesguide for a full look over all the other exclusives Nintendo has lined up for its platform later this year and beyond.
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