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Featured article Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (known as Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bros. in European languages) is a title for the Nintendo 3DS. It is the fourth installment in the Mario & Luigi series, preceded by Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story from 2009, and succeeded by Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam in 2015. The story follows Mario and Luigi's journey on Pi'illo Island to rescue Princess Peach from Antasma and Bowser and to stop them from conquering the real world with the Dream Stone. During this journey, they find and rescue an ancient species of the island called the Pi'illos. One Pi'illo, Prince Dreambert, accompanies the brothers and Starlow in order to help them. This game is part of "The Year of Luigi," celebrating the 30th anniversary of Luigi's debut. As such, Luigi has a much bigger role in the game than in the previous Mario & Luigi games. Many of the game's mechanics in the Dream World center around him, including Luiginary Works, Luiginoids, Luiginary Attacks, and Giant Luigi. Community poll How do you like to play Nintendo Switch/Nintendo Switch 2 games? Using one Joy-Con with only button controls. Using one Joy-Con with motion controls. Using two Joy-Cons with only button controls. Using two Joy-Cons with motion controls. In handheld mode with both Joy-Cons attached to the console. In tabletop mode with both Joy-Cons detached from the console. Using a Wired Pro Controller (no motion) Using a Wireless Pro Controller with only button controls. Using a Wireless Pro Controller with motion controls. Using Mouse Mode from a Joy-Con. I prefer playing Nintendo Switch games a different way from those listed above. I have no opinion. VoteView Results Mario Awards XIX M1. Favorite Major Character The best recurring character prominently featured throughout the Mario franchise. M2. Favorite Supporting Character The best Mario franchise character who is part of the supporting cast. This includes recurring minor characters, as well as major characters that only appeared in one game. M3. Favorite RPG Character The best character who appears primarily in RPG titles. M4. Favorite Power-up The most interesting, useful, or otherwise superior item or power-up available in the Mario franchise. M5. Favorite Enemy The best enemies that appear in the Mario franchise. M6. Favorite Musical Track The best musical track from the Mario franchise. M7. Favorite Soundtrack The game or other media with the best musical tracks. M8. Favorite Game Mechanic The best feature of a game's functions. These mechanics should be specific to a game or game series, and help shape a game or game series' identity. Favorite Super Mario Bros. Wonder Level The level in Super Mario Bros. Wonder that uses design, challenge, and Wonder Effects to the fullest extent. M10. Favorite 2D Platformer The best game featuring the core 2D platforming gameplay of its respective series without too many significant deviations. M11. Favorite Bowser Battle The best boss battle with Bowser found in the Mario franchise. M12. Favorite Non-Bowser Boss Battle The best boss battle found in the Mario franchise. This does not include battles with Bowser, who has his own award. M13. Favorite Mario Kart World Newcomer The best character that debuted as a playable Mario Kart character in Mario Kart World. M14. Favorite Mario Kart Item The best item used in the Mario Kart series. M15. Favorite Mario Kart Course The best race course featured in the Mario Kart series. This does not include battle courses. M16. Favorite Mario Party Minigame The best minigame featured in the Mario Party series. M17. Favorite Non-game Media The best piece of Mario-related media that is not a game. M18. Favorite Game (N64/GBC and older) The best game in the Mario franchise released for the Nintendo 64 and older (for console games), and the Game Boy Color and older (for handheld games). M19. Favorite Game (GCN/GBA through Wii/DS) The best game in the Mario franchise released for the GameCube to the Wii (for console games), and for the Game Boy Advance to the DS line (for handheld games). M20. Favorite Game (Wii U/3DS and newer) The best game in the Mario franchise released for the Wii U and newer (for console games) and the 3DS line and newer (for handheld games). F1. Most Unremarkable Game The game that is considered the most mediocre. They might not be impressively poor, but are notable for how uninteresting, middling, or forgettable they are. F2. Worst Obstacle The least favorite non-enemy obstacle which hinders the player’s progress encountered in the Mario franchise. F3. Worst Level Concept The least favorite type of overarching stage or level theme. F4. Worst Game Mechanic The worst feature of a game's functions. F5. Worst Boss Battle The least favorite boss battle found in the Mario franchise. F6. Worst Mario Kart Course Remake Courses that reappeared in later installments of the Mario Kart series, but didn't do their original versions justice or improve upon them. F7. Worst Title The worst title given to any piece of Mario media, due to being cumbersome, non-descriptive, or otherwise. F8. Worst Game Aesthetic The Mario game with the worst visual design or overall presentation. F9. Worst Remake The worst new version or remake of a game. F10. Most Shameless Business Decision Decisions largely perceived as immoral, unethical, or anticonsumer. MarioWiki newspaper Issue 218 Next Issue: June 21st, 2025 About Archives Comments Spotlight Sign up Contact us Mushroom World Encyclopedia The Mushroom World Encyclopedia is a multilingual and open-content project which includes the independent encyclopedias covering the Super Mario franchise from different areas of the world. English | German | Italian Help us maintain this page... View recent changes to the wiki... Check out a random article... Answers to frequently asked questions... An introduction for new editors...

Mario & Nintendo news On June 16, 2025, Nintendo announced via Nintendo Today! that a Nintendo Direct focused on Donkey Kong Bananza (pictured) featuring approximately 15 minutes of information about the game will be broadcast on June 18, 2025. The Nintendo Switch 2 was released in most regions on June 5, 2025, alongside the launch titles Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour. The Super Nintendo World theme park area in Universal Epic Universe at Universal Orlando was officially opened to the public on May 22, 2025. On May 19, 2025, Nintendo announced a fourth official store in Japan, Nintendo Fukuoka, set to open in AMU Plaza Hakata City in Fukuoka by the end of 2025. Did you know? With over 68 million units sold, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (pictured) is the best-selling game in the Super Mario franchise. New Super Mario Bros. U is the first mainline Super Mario game to be released as a launch title for a home console since Super Mario 64. In the New Super Mario Bros. games, the "Paah" vocalizations in the background music originate from the 1995 sample library Best Service Voice Spectral Volume 1. Luigi's Mansion was the last original entry in the Super Mario franchise to be produced under Hiroshi Yamauchi's administration as president of Nintendo. MarioWiki newspaper Issue 218 Next Issue: June 21st, 2025 About Archives Comments Spotlight Sign up Contact us Mushroom World Encyclopedia The Mushroom World Encyclopedia is a multilingual and open-content project which includes the independent encyclopedias covering the Super Mario franchise from different areas of the world. English | German | Italian Help us maintain this page... View recent changes to the wiki... Check out a random article... Answers to frequently asked questions... An introduction for new editors...

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