Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Feb 11, 2009
Pros:
- Amazing and simplistic visual/art style
- Refreshing to play mainly as Bowser
- Witty and interestingly written
- The "Winning formula" for Mario RPGs shines through this game with a good balance of old and new
Cons:
- Too short
- Too easy
- RPG elements are on the light side, while it could have been improved from the last one
Final Verdict:
A definite Must-Have for DS owners. It opens RPGs for both fanatics and first-timers.
One of the strongest elements of the Mario & Luigi series is how it combines a ridiculous plot and a self-awareness that generates a lot of humor as the adventure unfolds. Bowser's Inside Story is really no different as its claim to fame is the dual nature between playing the Mario Bros. and big ol' Bowser. This time they take a page from Innerspace and kick off a journey to the center of the Koopa King. Basically, it says what it does on the tin. You'll be switching between the Bros. and Bo...
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