Review: Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story
Most RPGs these days are stale, boring and almost impossible to differentiate from one another. They all trot out the same turn-based combat, the same angst-ridden characters, and the same “save the world from ultimate darkness” plot that has barely changed since the early eighties. This is why theMario & LuigiRPG series has always felt like such a consistent breath of fresh air. Sure, the games themselves tread on familiar ground with each new chapter, but the focus on fun gameplay, laid back narrative and gentle humor has always made the franchise stand out and prove to the world that RPGs don’t always have to be about 16-year-old androgynous boy-heroes who must fight a brooding and/or flamboyantly camp supervillain....