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2003 video game

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga
Stylized illustration of the characters Mario and Luigi running across a bridge toward the viewer, with scenery and characters from the game visible behind them

North American box fine art
Programmer(s) AlphaDream
Publisher(s) Nintendo
Director(s)
  • Yoshihiko Maekawa
  • Shunsuke Kobayashi (3DS)
Producer(s)
  • Shigeru Miyamoto
  • Tetsuo Mizuno
Designer(s) Hiroyuki Kubota
Developer(south) Masashi Haraki
Creative person(s)
  • Toshizo Morikawa
  • Takuji Sasaki (3DS)
  • Kouichi Fukazawa (3DS)
Writer(due south) Hiroyuki Kubota
Composer(s) Yoko Shimomura
Series Mario & Luigi
Platform(south)
  • Game Boy Advance
  • Nintendo 3DS
Release Game Boy Advance
  • NA: November 17, 2003[3]
  • JP/EU: Nov 21, 2003[1] [2]
  • AU: November 28, 2003
Nintendo 3DS
  • JP: Oct 5, 2017
  • NA/Eu: Oct 6, 2017
  • AU: Oct vii, 2017
Genre(s) Role-playing
Mode(southward) Single-player

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga [a] is a role-playing video game developed past AlphaDream and published by Nintendo for the Game Male child Advance in 2003. Information technology was re-released for the Wii U's Virtual Console in 2014, and remade for the Nintendo 3DS as Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions [b] in 2017. In the game, Mario and Luigi travel to the Beanbean Kingdom in society to combat Cackletta and Fawful, who stole Princess Peach's vox for the purpose of harnessing the power of a special artifact called the Beanstar.

This game is the third part-playing game in the Mario franchise after Super Mario RPG and Paper Mario. Unlike those titles however, Superstar Saga features a lighthearted whimsical script and a greater emphasis on one-act and humor. The role player controls Mario and Luigi simultaneously every bit they traverse the overworld, fight enemies, gain experience points, and find new items and gear. The battle organisation differs from traditional games of the genre, with more emphasis on timing and elaborate attacks chosen Activeness Commands.[4] Created past Shigeru Miyamoto, Tetsuo Mizuno, and Satoru Iwata, the game was announced at E3 2003, subsequently releasing the aforementioned year.

Superstar Saga was critically acclaimed, with reviewers praising the game's writing and tone and criticism and mixed opinions on the gameplay and the pinnacle-down perspective respectively. Critics listed the game among the all-time games on the Game Boy Advance, and was labeled equally Player's Choice. The Nintendo 3DS remake was released in 2017 and features updated graphics and music, amiibo functionality, and other quality-of-life improvements. It also features a new exclusive side story titled Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser.

Gameplay [edit]

Superstar Saga 's battle organization (original GBA version)

The gameplay of Mario & Luigi differs from nearly other function-playing games due to its focus on controlling Mario and Luigi simultaneously. During overworld sections, the directional pad controls Mario's motility with Luigi following closely, while Mario and Luigi's other actions are controlled individually with the A (Mario) and B (Luigi) buttons respectively.[5] The game begins with them beingness able to jump independently, though they would soon gain access to hammers and a multifariousness of other techniques as the game progresses. For example, Luigi'southward hammer tin be used to squash Mario into a smaller size, allowing the latter to admission small gaps, while placing Mario on Luigi'due south shoulders allows them to act like a propeller and hover across big gaps.[six] Various enemies roam the overworld, and coming into contact with these enemies initiates a battle. Landing a hitting on the enemy while on the overworld allows the thespian to deal pre-emptive damage, while the opposite is as well possible.

Battles in Superstar Saga are plough-based. Mario and Luigi can assail unremarkably either past jumping, which tin can deal multiple hits just when used against enemies covered in flames or with spikes, Mario or Luigi will get hurt, instead of the enemy. Another attack option is the hammer, which is powerful, only ineffective against flying enemies. Similar to previous Mario function-playing titles, such as Super Mario RPG and the Paper Mario serial, players can time push presses to make their attacks more than constructive, such every bit earning an extra jump attack or increasing the hammer's power.[7] Introduced in this series is the fashion in which Mario and Luigi tin can defend themselves during an enemy'due south attack. When an enemy attacks, the brothers would be able to either jump or utilize their hammer which, when successfully timed, allows them to dodge their attacks and even deal counter harm (for case: if they jump on top of a charging Goomba). Throughout the game, players tin unlock Bros. Attacks, which use Bros. Points (BP) which requires players to cooperate betwixt Mario and Luigi'due south actions to perform powerful combination attacks.[iv] [8] Players can also use items such as mushrooms for healing, peppers for boosting stats and 1UP mushrooms for reviving fallen Bros. Defeating enemies earns experience points which aid the Bros. level upwardly and increase their stats, with players given the option to further increase the stats of one aspect every time they level up. Players tin can further ameliorate their stats past equipping new gear to the Bros. or making them wearable badges that give them special attributes.

Like other Mario titles for the Game Boy Advance, Superstar Saga features the enhanced remake of the Mario Bros. arcade game, which was used in the iv Super Mario Advance titles.[9] [x] The game also supports rumble functionality when used with the GameCube'due south Game Boy Player accessory.[five]

Synopsis [edit]

Setting and characters [edit]

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga is largely prepare in the Beanbean Kingdom, a country neighboring the Mario series' usual setting of the Mushroom Kingdom,[eleven] mainly populated by Beanish people and Hoohooligans. The player characters are brothers Mario and Luigi, who travel to the Beanbean Kingdom to render the vocalisation of Peach, the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom, after it is stolen by the Beanish witch Cackletta and her henchman Fawful. Amidst other characters are Queen Bean and Prince Peasley of the Beanbean Kingdom, who assist Mario and Luigi; and the thief Popple, who crosses paths with them throughout the game.

Plot [edit]

Superstar Saga [edit]

The game opens with Cackletta and Fawful, bearded as ambassadors of the Beanbean Kingdom, visiting Princess Peach'southward castle in the Mushroom Kingdom to steal her voice, replacing it with explosives that drop from her speech balloon when she talks. Mario and Luigi are summoned to the castle, and meet Bowser, who had intended to kidnap Peach, but decides against it due to her explosive speech. The 3 team upward to retrieve Peach's vocalism, and wing to the Beanbean Kingdom on Bowser'south airship. Mid-flying, Fawful attacks them, and Bowser becomes separated from Mario and Luigi after a crash landing on the Mushroom Kingdom side of the Beanbean Kingdom edge. Subsequently crossing the border and traveling through the Beanbean Kingdom by foot, Mario and Luigi encounter Peasley and save him from a spell cast by Cackletta.

They get invited to the Beanbean Kingdom castle, where Cackletta – disguised every bit the imperial counselor Lady Lima – tricks them into helping her steal the Beanstar, a mystical item that when awoken past a noble and cute vocalization volition grant any wish. Trailing Cackletta to Woohoo Hooniversity, they observe her exposing the Beanstar to the stolen vocalization, causing it to go berserk. Mario and Luigi battle Cackletta, fatally injuring her; Fawful uses his vacuum-equipped helmet to retrieve her soul to save her. Mario and Luigi locate the Beanstar again, which Popple is trying to steal together with an amnesiac Bowser; when it again is exposed to Peach'southward voice, information technology shoots into the sky and explodes, scattering across the kingdom. Peach arrives in the Beanbean Kingdom, and Mario and Luigi learn that Birdo had been used as a political decoy during Cackletta'south visit; information technology was because Birdo's phonation was the one that had been stolen that the Beanstar went berserk.

Fawful finds Bowser, weakened from the Beanstar'south explosion, and places Cackletta's soul within him; she takes command of the torso, and takes the name Bowletta. She kidnaps Peach, and demands the Beanstar as ransom; Mario and Luigi collect the pieces, and meet with her to make the substitution. Bowletta refuses to render Peach, and so Luigi disguises himself as Peach to be taken in her stead, and manages to reclaim the Beanstar, after which Bowletta uses Bowser's flight castle to attack the Beanbean Kingdom. Mario and Luigi enter the castle, and exorcise her soul from Bowser'south torso. Peasley blows up the flying castle, and Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Bowser return to the Mushroom Kingdom.

Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser [edit]

In the Bowser's airship travelling to Beanbean Kingdom, two Goombas, Captain Goomba and Private Goomp, trapped inside barrels ally to requite the Goombas their deserved reputation past ceasing slavery by the Koopalings. However, Bowser's airship crashes by Fawful. Captain Goomba awakens on Hoohoo Mountain and decides to rescue Bowser later witnessing him being shot in a cannon. Captain Goomba create an army and start his search.

Upon learning that some of the minions -- including Individual Goomp -- were brainwashed by Fawful trying to rescue Bowser and that his mission is contest with the Koopalings, Captain Goomba confronts Fawful only to fall off the mountain. Realizing Fawful is powerful, Captain Goomba ally again with Private Goomp and form a varied army; the army travels across all the kingdom to recruit everyone. Meanwhile, the Koopalings become brainwashed by Fawful. Saving Larry, the latter joins them in the condition of finding the six others Koopalings.

With Larry and Wendy on their side, the Minion's Ground forces arrives back at Hoohoo Mountain, witnessing an amnesiac Bowser being saved as "Rookie" by Popple. The Minions pursue Popple -- saving Morton in the process -- to only observe he has lost Bowser; the latter having been transformed into Bowletta. The army finds Roy and Bowser'due south airship. Upon repairing information technology, they acquire from Fawful that Bowletta is in Bowser's Castle. The Minions wing there and recruit the remaining Koopalings, gaining their respects the Goombas ever wanted.

Bowser's army fully complete, the Minions confronts Fawful and his "Mecha" army; victorious, Fawful flees to join Bowletta simply both are defeat by the Mario Bros in the meantime. Bowser'southward Castle explodes, and Bowser, back to normal, return to the Mushroom Kingdom with the army. Bowser promotes Captain Goomba simply to call up the latter was the crusade of his amnesia, and outset to pursue him instead.

Development and marketing [edit]

Superstar Saga, developed past AlphaDream, is said to take its inspiration from the Nintendo 64 game Paper Mario;[xi] [12] the two games accept like graphics and gameplay.[xiii] [14] The producers of the game were Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of the Mario franchise, Tetsuo Mizuno, and Satoru Iwata, the president of Nintendo.[15] The voice acting for Mario and Luigi in the game is provided by Charles Martinet, well known for providing the characters' vocalisation in Nintendo's Mario franchise.[12] The game's music was composed by Yoko Shimomura, who also previously equanimous the soundtrack for Super Mario RPG.[xvi]

Superstar Saga was revealed at E3 2003 under the name Mario and Luigi, where a playable demo of the game was available.[17] In August and September 2003, a playable demonstration was also available at the European Figurer Merchandise Show, the Games Convention, and Nintendo Gamers' Top.[12] [18] [nineteen] To link in with the game's comic themes, Nintendo organized an official competition between October and November 2003 in which contestants would try to submit the best knock-knock joke to win a Game Boy Advance SP and a re-create of the game. Nintendo employed comedian Kathy Griffin to choose the winner.[twenty]

Reception [edit]

Superstar Saga received "universal acclaim", according to the review aggregator Metacritic.[22] The game'southward comical dialog and themes in particular were lauded by critics. Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell commented that "each line of dialogue and identifiable cameo is handled with a loving sense of humor."[11] Despite this, RPGamer's Andrew Long labelled the plot as repetitive, and the game's characters as "a tad shallow".[49] While also affectionate references to the heritage of the Mario serial,[50] critics praised the game for avoiding clichés mutual in previous games of the Mario series.[11]

The gameplay attained a mixed reception. Critics enjoyed the game'south battle organisation, which deviated from part-playing game tradition.[v] IGN'due south Craig Harris commented that "unlike virtually Japanese RPGs Mario & Luigi's turn-based battle involves the player at all times".[51] Despite this novel approach to gainsay situations, some reviewers idea that the overall gameplay lacked innovation.[52] [53] GameSpy in particular criticized the game for an apparent lack of originality, commenting that "in terms of gameplay, there isn't much there that we haven't seen in the NES and SNES Mario and Zelda titles."[52] Furthermore, some reviewers were disappointed by a perceived lack of difficulty in the gameplay as a issue of targeting a younger audience.[53] Edge and other gaming publications have criticized the controls for existence occasionally confusing when because the usage of jumping, hammers, and other combinations between the two characters.[54]

A common business amid reviewers is the overhead perspective, which critics have bemoaned for preventing them from judging pathway routes and an object's location in relation to its groundwork.[51] Besides this, the bodily visuals were generally well received,[5] [eleven] as well as the setting and animations. The sound was commended for combining both originality and nostalgia, even though it looped frequently.[5]

GameSpot named Superstar Saga the best Game Boy Accelerate game of November 2003.[55] In 2006, Superstar Saga was rated the 37th best game fabricated on a Nintendo Organization in Nintendo Ability 's Top 200 Games list.[56] In the same year, the game became part of the Player's Choice characterization.[57] In 2007, the game was named the twelfth best Game Male child Advance game of all time in IGN's feature reflecting on the Game Boy Advance's long lifespan.[58] In the United States alone, Superstar Saga sold 1,000,000 copies and earned $30,000,000 past August 2006. During the menses between January 2000 and August 2006, it was the 14th highest-selling game launched for the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS or PlayStation Portable in that state.[59] Equally of 2007, Superstar Saga has sold over 441,000 units in Japan and 1,460,000 in the United States.[60] [61]

Remake [edit]

During a Nintendo Treehouse: Live webcast at E3 2017, a remake of Superstar Saga for Nintendo 3DS, titled Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions ,[b] was announced. The remake features updated graphics, maintaining the utilize of sprites, but with additional lighting furnishings akin to Dream Team and Paper Jam, every bit well as a remastered soundtrack and diverse quality-of-life improvements that were introduced in later on entries of the series, such every bit the power to salve the game at whatever time, and to fast-forward cutscenes, amid others. It also adds an additional storyline, Minion Quest: The Search for Bowser, which follows Captain Goomba and features a real-time strategy boxing system. The game also features Amiibo functionality, tied to the existing Boo and new Goomba and Koopa Troopa figures. The game was released in Oct 2017.[62]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Known in Japan every bit Mario & Luigi RPG (Japanese: マリオ＆ルイージRPG, Hepburn: Mario ando Ruīji Āru Pī Jī )
  2. ^ a b Known in Japan as Mario & Luigi RPG 1 DX ( マリオ＆ルイージRPG1 DX ( デラックス ) , Mario ando Ruīji Āru Pī Jī Wan Derakkusu )

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External links [edit]

  • Official European website

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