Mario and Luigi have protagonized some of the most fun and interesting titles in Nintendo's catalog. But which are the best?

Everyone's favorite plumber brothers are back in Mario & Luigi: Brothership, the sixth entry in this team-up franchise. And this time they're ... doing electrical work? Let's hope the bros from the Bronx are properly certified for this.

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Side quests are unlocked after connecting the first few islands in Mario and Luigi: Brothership and getting Arc out of the container on the beach. Some side quests do have a time limit, meaning players will need to complete them quickly before progressing the main story otherwise they are lost.

Visually, Mario & Luigi: Brothership is a candy-coated affair that fits right in with the series. There's a cel-shaded quality to the models that reminds me a little of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.

Of the three big Mario RPG series, Mario & Luigi feels like the closest to the mainline games. Thats because there is as much of an emphasis on platforming as there is typical turn-based RPG battles.

The undeniable star of Mario & Luigi Brothership (aside from maybe the brothers themselves) is the engaging turn-based combat system. This RPG subseries is defined by the combination of timed actions with turn-based gameplay to make getting through each of the battles less about just the numbers,