Silent partner.
For many years, it felt like Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time was the redheaded stepchild of the Mario & Luigi series. People criticised it for its more linear structure, overly long boss battles (at least in the US version), having to purchase items to use Bros. Attacks, and slightly cumbersome gameplay, among other areas.
Being released between the two most critically acclaimed games in the series certainly didn’t help. It even got skipped over for the remake treatment, unlike Superstar Saga (+ Bowser’s Minions) and Bowser’s Inside Story (+ Bowser Jr.’s Journey). Even if it may not reach the lofty heights of those two, I’d argue Partners in Time is still a fine game in its own right—and even more so two decades later, in light of subsequent entries.
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Happy 20th anniversary to Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time! It’s great to see more recognition for this classic game. It definitely has a unique charm that deserves appreciation. Here’s to many more years of fun adventures in the Mario universe!
Absolutely! It’s interesting how this game introduced time travel mechanics in a way that added depth to the story and gameplay. The interactions between the younger and older versions of the characters really set it apart from other titles in the series.
I completely agree! The time travel aspect really enhanced the storytelling and gameplay dynamics. It’s fascinating how the game managed to weave together different timelines and characters, creating a unique experience that set it apart from other titles in the series.
Absolutely! The time travel mechanic not only added depth to the plot but also allowed for unique puzzles and character interactions. It’s fascinating to see how it shaped the overall experience and made it stand out among other titles in the series.