Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam ... Characters from the Paper Mario universe – including Paper Mario, Princess Peach, Bowser and Toad ... Bowser Jr. 2. Elder Princess Shroob 3.

In 1996, Mario made his first debut into the world of turn-based RPGs. Following this he saw adventures made of paper and finally got to team up with his brother in the first Mario & Luigi title ...

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After Paper Mario started doing well, Nintendo decided to launch a third Mario RPG series, one in which he shares the spotlight with his brother, Luigi.They imaginatively dubbed it Mario & Luigi ...

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam never rises to meet the comedic potential of its mirror-universe premise. Despite the excellent RPG battle system, the brothers’ journey to Bowser’s Castle is stymied ...

Consistency in comedy is hard, especially in video games, but Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam still manages to tickle the funny bone with this crossover tale of two different corners of the Mario ...

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. (3DS) – that’s gonna hurt Exploring outside of battle regularly involves using Paper Mario to either slide through the scenery or to fold up into an origami ...

FINAL THOUGHTS “Mario & Luigi Paper Jam” brings together two Mario worlds and manages to pull it off. The game continues to do a great job in combining RPG and action elements in its combat ...

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros is wholesome, warm, but occasionally wearisome. Crossovers are intrinsically tasty ideas. There's just something about sandwiching two popular worlds, slicing off the ...

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam could have used a pair of scissors. It’s an almost magical, Mario-meets-Mario adventure, and it had the potential to be one of the 3DS’s finest offerings.

Similar to Bowser’s quest through the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario & Luigi explore Bowser’s insides from a 2D side-scrolling perspective, injecting some light platforming elements into their world.

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros. sadly falls flat on its face at the final hurdle, but is a light-hearted and hugely enjoyable romp up until that point.