This one, titled 'UFO Spin', sees the pair deploy their new UFO move in an attempt to remove a runaway coin from a nearby drain. Once again, there's no actual gameplay to be seen here, but if you need convincing that the series' slapstick humour is present and correct, look no further.

Brothership adds more RPG depth to the series, but its flat writing and overabundance of gimmicks drag it down.

Now we have Mario & Luigi: Brothership which keeps the streak alive with a blend of charm, humor, and clever gameplay. Brothership, once again, starts with the brothers getting whisked away to a fantasy realm in need of help. This time it’s the oceanic ...