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    Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story

    Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Feb 11, 2009

    Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story is the third installment in the whimsical Mario & Luigi franchise by AlphaDream & Nintendo. Mario and Luigi must save the Mushroom Kingdom from the evil doings of Fawful, with the unknowing help of King Bowser.

    akonnick's Mario & Luigi RPG 3!!! (Nintendo DS) review

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    Partners in Time - Crying Baby Mario and Luigi = A Good Decision

    If you liked the previous games in the Mario & Luigi franchise, there is no reason you shouldn't enjoy this game as well.  My least favorite part of the last game was the addition of Baby Mario and Baby Luigi, two of the most annoying characters of all time.  In addition to the crying noises, I felt that their addition made for confusing gameplay when pairing them with adult Mario and Luigi.  This game takes that away and lets you play as Bowser on the other screen instead.  While I enjoy this series, it really hasn't done anything new for me in a while.  The gameplay is still solid and the writing is still funny, but you just need to ask yourself whether you are in the mood for more of the same before deciding to pick up this title.  

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      Bowser deepthroats Mario 0

        Bowser is heartless indeed. Seriously, I’ve been exploring his insides and he doesn’t seem to have a heart. There are an assortment of nodes, cavities and assorted “regions” but during my entire time spelunking King Koopa, I’ve been unable to find a heart. Or much of a brain either, though Nintendo may have intended that to be the joke. There aren’t any kidneys or bladder, though, so I wonder how Boswer disposes of his biological waste. I mean, the guys eats, probably large quantities, too, so...

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