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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Brothership, is out now! But does the game have multiplayer? That's the question that some fans are asking. With the game featuring both of the iconic plumber brothers in key roles, you might assume that the game is designed to be played by two players at the same time.

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.

For Nintendo's latest, that's a little way down. The latest look informs us that Mario & Luigi: Brothership got off to a good start last week (not that we saw it) and arrived in third, but the same can't be said for its second appearance as the Bro-led RPG has wound up in 12th this week.

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,

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.