Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga Bowser's Minions - Nintendo 3DS

This shows how well this game has aged, the visuals, music, the battle system… it’s amazing! The Minions Quest is good I think, just an annoying at times.

Los RPGs de Mario se caracterizan por ser sencillos de jugar y con un nivel de complejidad para jugadores más experimentados, así como una trama y diálogos cargados de humor.Este título, al ser un remake del primer Mario & Luigi que saliera para Game Boy Advance, limita su sentido del humor y sistema de batallas, pero actualizándolo a los juegos más recientes para una dósis visual y de juego incomparable.Es una recreación excelente del primer título, con la adición del uso de amiibo y una historia alterna "Bowser's Minions" que no aporta realmente mucho al juego, aunque sí tiene in diálogo divertido.Es una buena alternativa a Pokémon para iniciarse en el mundo de los RPGs.

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga is not only the best "Mario & Luigi" title on the Nintendo 3DS system (compared to 2013's Dream Team and 2015's Paper Jam), but it's also the best traditional Paper Mario game we've gotten since 2004's Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Superstar Saga has all the elements of classic Paper Mario -- a turn-based battle system, action commands, different attacks/abilities, unique original characters and enemies, addictive music, a good story and funny dialogue. It's a shame that Kensuke Tanabe and the Intelligent Systems team can't get their act together with the Paper Mario franchise, because unlike them, AlphaDream clearly knows what the Mario & Luigi fans want when it comes to a turn-based Mario RPG.If you miss the way Paper Mario used to be, before Tanabe wrecked the franchise with Sticker Star and Color Splash, then try out Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga -- you won't be disappointed. The added Bowser's Minions part is like a separate full story in and of itself, so it's like you're getting 2 full games for the price of one. And let me say, the way the Bowser's Minions part is set up, it's just like having traditional Paper Mario partners in a sense, being able to choose your own team of allies, each with their own unique attacks, strengths and special abilities, like having a Paratroopa or a Pokey, or even a Lakitu on your team.The only downside is that I wish Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga had been released on the Nintendo Switch instead, so I could play the game in 1080p HD on my 60" plasma television instead of on the small screen of the 3DS itself. In March 2018, the Nintendo 3DS will be 7 years old, which means it will be considered a legacy device at the end of its life-cycle. This has been confirmed as well, with Game Freak having announced that Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon are the final core Pokémon titles on the 3DS. That being said however, I do understand why AlphaDream chose to remake the original Superstar Saga instead of creating a brand new 3rd Mario & Luigi title for the 3DS. It's faster to remake an old game than to create a brand new one with a new unique story from scratch, so remaking Superstar Saga actually lets AlphaDream move on quicker, and focus their development team and resources into creating a brand new Mario & Luigi title on the Switch instead. Still though, we won't get to see it until 2019 at the earliest, which is disappointing, but at least we know it is on its way.

Bought this for my daughter for Christmas but it wasn't until Christmas Day that we found out the game was just for the United States and therefore my daughter couldn't play it and it was too late to exchange it. No clear indication when purchasing that it wasn't for Uk or European use.

For Mario fans!