Testseek.com have collected 51 expert reviews of the Mario & Luigi: Bowsers Inside Story and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mario & Luigi: Bowsers Inside Story.
October 2009
(88%)
51 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Ultimately, everything comes together to form one of the most refreshing and addictive RPG experiences. With a twenty hour long campaign, some fun mini-games and side-quests and overly addictive gameplay, you’ll be coming back to Bowser more than once...
Clear and bright worlds and characters, funny script, could be a good first RPG for people, interesting gameplay, lots of areas to explore, can see the map at any time and makes great use of the top and bottom screens.
No save anywhere. Bros items are gone. Not a lot of side quests.
Abstract: Mario and Bowser's rivalry over Princess Peach goes back almost a quarter century and has served as fertile ground for a bumper crop of successful games. Why then change the formula and make these enemies work together? Does Nintendo's new RPG, Mario ...
Funny story introduces some hysterical new characters, Varied gameplay features plenty of creative puzzles, Terrific array of moves and combos, Badges and ranks are fresh additions, Bright, vibrant visuals.
Not much replay value.
Mario and Luigi's latest portable role-playing adventure is their best yet. ...
Abstract: The story in most Mario games boils down to three things: Princess Peach is ransom fodder, the Mushroom Kingdom residents are hopeless at damage control, and Luigi treads that fine line between hero and zero. But though these elements have been in one ...
Abstract: Ever since the original Super Mario RPG on the SNES, Nintendo has made sure to ship another game in that style every few years. It’s hard to complain; their developers usually manage to make a RPG with a ’light’, intuitive set of rules that mix stat-ba...
Abstract: The charm of the Mario & Luigi series are its sprites. They are colorful, lively, and enormously entertaining. Without them, the witty writing would not be the same. The sprites carry more character than most fully rendered, motion captured 3-D models....
Abstract: As with many of the Mario games released for the DS, or games of that ilk, Mario & Luigi: Bowsers Inside Story is a sharp looking game. Staying true to the Mario brand, this game is a visual treat and really manages to jump off the screen; especially...
