He jumps, he smashes, he karts. But while Mario’s impressive physicality helped make him the world’s most well-rounded (literally) video game icon, the portly plumber has quietly made a name for ...

There's plenty of charm in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam — it just keeps getting caught in the rollers. Those who like a dash of RPG with their Mario games are undoubtedly familiar with both Paper Mario ...

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. The comedic, ...

Parents need to know that “Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam” is a cartoonish role-playing game with mild violence that involves Mario and Luigi hopping on or using hammers to hit Goombas, Buzzy Beetles, and ...

Technobubble covers games, gadgets, technology and all things geek. Follow Technobubble poobah Jason Hidalgo’s shenanigans on Twitter @jasonhidalgo Ah yes, paper jams, the bane of anyone who’s ever ...

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It had been sometime since I played a Mario & Luigi game. I had forgotten how fun these games can be, and their plot playfulness helps keep things upbeat, even if they are nonsensical. Each iteration ...

There isn't much territory left for the Mario & Luigi series to explore. Nintendo's series of handheld RPGs have gone across time and (literally) inside two of its main characters and is now going ...

The Paper Mario series went downhill with the likes of Sticker Star, and I felt Mario & Luigi's Dream Team was fairly uninspired. I tend not to like the idea of a crossover, but the concept could have ...

Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam is just as wacky and enjoyable as any other past iteration of the series, but it fails to change things up in a meaningful way for longtime fans. At this point, the beloved ...