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Tarfumes.com - Mario & Luigi: Partners In Time
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List Price: $34.99
Our Price: $79.99
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Nintendo
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20
Amazon Minimum Age: 60
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Nintendo
EAN: 0045496735944
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Feature: Players use the top screen to study the land, keep track of the brothers not under their control, or maximize combo moves in battle
Label: Nintendo
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Model: 73594
Platform: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Nintendo
Release Date: 2005-11-28
Studio: Nintendo
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Features
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Players use the top screen to study the land, keep track of the brothers not under their control, or maximize combo moves in battle
Twice the Mario brothers and twice the laughs, with massive side-splitting adventure
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Editorial Reviews:
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Mario and Luigi: Partners In Time an insane sequel to the classic adventure starringthe heroic brothers! In this sequel to Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, the brothers travel back in time to retrieve Princess Peach, only to come face to face with baby versions of themselves, the princess and Bowser. They'll team up with their younger selves for a quest of lunatic proportions!
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: love the game
Comment: If you like Mario and Luigi and funny games you should get
this game. The beginning of the game can be a little bit
frutrating. But, keep playing it and you will like it a lot.
And there's also some short cuts in the game, but you
have to complete the mission and figure it out.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Nintendo DS Game
Comment: This game is fun but sometimes tough getting used to. You play with the Baby Mario & Baby Luigi which get confusing sometimes. My 10 year old beat the game in a month and that was not everyday. My 35 year old sister liked it a lot also. Not a bad game for anyone.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Insanely Hilarios game for story lovers, and Mario maniacs!
Comment: Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, is a fun and funny game. The perfect seguel to Superstar Sega, here is what I think of it:
sound: So the sound is nice, with lots of strang bounce noises but similar to the last game because there is alot of strange ways of talking (thank god there's sub-titles). The music is very original and stays in your head because it is pretty good
graghics: This is the kind of game where it's made to look old in a 3-D way. You can see 50-75-bit pixels even though some attaks have 3-D waves. It isexactly what Mario & Luigi: Superstar sega was shooting for.
gameplay: They figured out how to move 4 guys at once without using the touchscreen. Amazing! This is a strategy fighting game for people who hate to trust their luck because they always fall off a cliff.
fun: Over all the game is very fun to play, It's a mix of Mario, Pokemon, and Street Fighter. It isn't like the old fashion Mario games it is a new ray of revelution. I think that you should buy it now 'cause it's the most awome game ever!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Gorgeous!!!!!:))
Comment: This game is Gorgeous and very interesting, but you have to have the patience to play it until you find a next save album which is kind of irritating,so if you give up or want to take a rest you'll loose all ur progress if u don't save ur progress by finding a save album ,which sucks for me!But on a plus this game is very one of a kind,has great old skool graphics,has hilarious dialogue,cute n adorable characters,great storyline,suspensful,n tons of features and unlockables and Worlds.This game is for you If you want a long game with a long storyline ,which is definetely for me!!!!!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Mario and Luigi Meet Mini Mario and Luigi
Comment: Reviewed for Big Boss Games by: KWE
Mario e Luigi: Partners in Time is an RPG for the Nintendo DS, a system that I am continually glad I purchased. The game follows Mario, Luigi and their baby counterparts in a quest to save the Princess from aliens from the past that have kidnapped her. For those of you who have played Mario RPG or the Paper Marios, you'll find surprisingly similar game play with a few new twists. The adult brothers and baby brothers can act either independently or cooperatively for a unique gaming experience from the Mario RPGs. Add some spruced up dialogue with some interesting humor and nicely animated sprites, and you have Mario e Luigi: Partners in Time.
Now, for those of you who are fans of the stylus, you won't be too fond of this game. The touch-screen is virtually non-existent in this game, which handles more like a standard console game. Additionally, the puzzles will likely never stump you. A game focused more towards a younger audience, most of the puzzles are fairly straightforward and easy, relying more on an intuitive combat system to keep the game difficult. The game is also only capable of holding two saved games at a time. Not a problem if you're the only one who plays, but don't expect to be able to share it with many friends. Overall, the game is an interesting and enjoyable addition to the Mario RPGs, which is hard to put down.
I give Mario e Luigi: Partners in Time, an 8.7 out of 10.
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