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The fourth entry in the Mario and Luigi RPG series has Mario traversing dreams within Luigi's mind. Players will have to interact with Luigi on the bottom screen to provoke certain events within his dreams. Parents need to know Mario & Luigi: Dream Team is a whimsical role-playing game in which players fight fantastical enemies (though never to the death) in highly cartoonish turn-based battles as they attempt to save the population of a paradisiacal island. Players divide their time between chatting with non-player characters, solving puzzles. Thanks for every Like and Favorite! They really help! This is Part 11 of the Mario and Luigi Dream Team Gameplay Walkthrough for the Nintendo 3DS! Mario and Luigi enter a dream and Dreamy Luigi.

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• Nintendo 3DS
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• ESRB Rating E - Everyone
• Genre RPG

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STORY

One day in the Mushroom Kingdom, a letter arrives from a mysterious Dr Snoozemore, inviting Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach to Pi'illo Island. A free holiday, being offered to our heroes by a complete stranger? What could possibly go wrong?

Soon enough, the gang arrive on Pi'illo Island, although strangely, there's no appearance from the elusive Dr Snoozemore. While sightseeing, the gang discovers that Luigi has a special talent. When he sleeps on a stone pillow from the island, a magical portal to the dream world appears! Unfortunately, Princess Peach is abruptly sucked into this dream world by an unknown assailant..

It turns out that the stone pillows are actually trapped Pi'illo folk, who were encased in their stony prisons by the evil Bat King, Antasma. Mario must now navigate his way between the dream world and the real world, rescuing the Pi'illo folk and hopefully finding Peach in the process. It's his toughest challenge yet - can Mario save Peach?

CHARACTERS

Mario
If there's one thing Mario loves more than beating Bowser, it's going on holiday! An invitation to visit Pi'illo Island seems like too good an opportunity to pass up, but Mario's soon called upon to do what he does best: save the day!

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Luigi
Everyone's favorite green hero just barely makes it along for the ride to Pi'illo Island. Thank goodness he came though.. without his fantastic ability to fall asleep at the drop of a hat, Mario wouldn't be able to visit the dream world!

Princess Peach
It wouldn't be a real adventure for Mario and Luigi if Princess Peach didn't end up in trouble! Try as she might to enjoy the trip to Pi'illo Island, she's soon kidnapped by a mysterious force and taken to the dream world.

Starlow
Mario and Luigi meet up with their former companion soon after they arrive on Pi'illo Island. When the pair are in the real world, Starlow spends her time giving advice and helping the brothers out whenever they're in a jam.

Prince Dreambert
Prince Dreambert is the prince of the Pi'illo folk! It's not long before he enlists Mario and Luigi's help to save his his people from a stony fate!

Bowser
It wouldn't be the same without Bowser, so it's a good job he turns up to Pi'illo Island too - even if he is uninvited! Wonder what he's got planned this time?

In these second-person children's books, one would immerse one's self in many adventures. The trench game show. Here, you'll find a 'Choose Your Own Adventure'-style adventure for WWI Trench Warfare.

Antasma
The evil bat king was once trapped in the dream world by the Pi'illo folk but used the last of his power to seal them away in stone. Now he's back and ready to wreak revenge on those who sealed him away for all time!

GAMEPLAY

Exploring Together
Mario and Luigi adventures aren't like other Mario games – once the pair are reunited on Pi'illo Island, you'll have to control both brothers at once! Moving the pair around is easy, as they stick together as a team, but when you want to jump across gaps or up onto ledges, you'll have to use the A and B Buttons to make Mario and Luigi jump respectively.

You've Got the Moves
Jumping is just one of the many talents that Mario and Luigi learn on their travels around Pi'illo Island. Soon enough, you'll discover a pair of Hammers that let the brothers bash away on rocks, switches and all kinds of monsters, again controlled with the A and B Button for Mario and Luigi respectively. Next comes the Mole Mario move, the Small Mario move and many more moves besides!

To the Dream World!
Whenever you discover a mystical stone pillow around Pi'illo Island, Luigi can use it to create a portal that allows Mario to enter the dream world. These stone pillows are actually members of the lost Pi'illo folk, but they won't go back to being themselves until you rescue their soul from the dream world.. be sure to rescue as many of them as you can, as you'll be rewarded for it!

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Pros: Low the mario and luigi series in general. They kind of played on the same story as bowsers inside story, but this time it's inside luigi.
The gameplay itself is legit and the story has great humor that reminded me of past titles.

Cons: Nintendo came out with too many games at the same time so I haven't had time to finish this one yet.

Pros: - Amazing soundtrack
- Long game (30-40 hours)
- 3D effect is best on the system and adds to gameplay
- Challenging

Cons: Nothing. 5/5 game

Pros: Nintendo's first party spin on the RPG with one of the greatest IPs in the world. If this is your first title in the series you're sure to have a blast.
While some criticize the plethora of tutorials availed in this title, I think they are great to lessen the learning curve to widen the audience.

Cons: Nintendo played it pretty safe with this title. When the first title in the series came along, it was a revolutionary spin on the genre. However, they've done little to innovate the series and this 4th installment is largely a rehash of the same mechanics of the past. Though, this title has a different story and setting.

Pros: Game is fantastic and I highly recommend it to Mario and RPG fans alike.

Cons: The game can throw tutorials at you for a time but other than that the game is tons of fun.

Battle System Overview
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Mario & Luigi: Dream Team takes place in both the waking world and dream world, and while battles play out similarly in both worlds, there are some distinct differences.

Battles in the waking world use the same turn-based system as previous games in the series: all of Mario's actions are governed by the A button, while all of Luigi's are governed by the B button. Special Bros. Attacks accomplished with a combination of the A and B buttons and the Circle Pad.

Battles in the dream world use a modified version of Mario & Luigi's tried-and-true turn-based system. Instead of controlling both Mario and Luigi, you control Mario by himself, and his attacks are enhanced by Luiginoids - Luigi clones that exist only in the dream world. Special Luiginary Attacks involving hordes of Luiginoids replace the Bros. Attacks found in the waking world.

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Basic Commands
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Every turn consists of players selecting from one of several actions. Depending on the enemy and the condition of your characters, some actions are more appropriate than others - for instance, some enemies are immune to jump attacks, or some will need to have a special item thrown at them before they can be attacked - so you'll need to constantly be on your toes to make the best of each battle.

The Mario bros' signature attack, the jump is about as basic as it gets. However, depending on the timing of your button presses, you can get an extra jump in and do extra damage against your enemy. To get an extra jump attack in, first select 'Jump' from the command wheel above your character's head, then press the character's action button again right before he lands on an enemy's head. Your character will do a backflip, then smash down onto the enemy again; for maximum damage, press the action button again just before your character lands on the enemy's head.

Mario's trusty hammer, first introduced in Donkey Kong, has been a staple of the bros' inventory in every single Mario RPG released since 1996. Like the jump attack, a properly-timed button press will deal extra damage - unlike the jump attack, if you fail to press the button at the right time, you'll basically fail the attack. To get the most out of the hammer, wait until it's almost touching the ground behind your character's head, then press the action button again. But be careful: if you wait too long, the hammer will break and you'll do very minimal damage.

If you're worried you've wandered into a fight you can't possibly win, there's no shame in running away and living to fight another day. To do so, select Flee and hope the bros' get away successfully.

You can't stay in full-on offense mode all the time - sometimes you need to eat a mushroom or drink some syrup to regain some HP or BP, or use one of the many other items in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team. To do so, select Item from the command wheel, then choose your item and select the character or enemy you're going to use it on.

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Badges give the bros' limited-use buffs that can be just what you need when the going gets tough. To use a badge, you'll need to fill up your badge meter by pulling off a number of successful attacks -- you'll know the meter is full when one or both of the badge symbols on the bottom screen show an image of the badge effect instead of an empty, gray circle. Then, just tap one of the badge symbols before you select your battle action, and the badge will go into effect. See our Badges page for more info on the variety of badge effects you can find in the game.

Bros. Attacks
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There are a variety of Bros. Attacks in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, unlocked by collecting 10 Attack Blocks in each of the various areas of Pi'illo Island. To pull off a Bros. Attack, select the appropriate command from the command wheel, then select the Bros. Attack you want to use. Each bro has a different assortment of Bros. Attacks, and each one requires a different set of inputs to pull off correctly. Check the table below for basic descriptions of each attack, or see our Bros. Attacks page for detailed instructions on pulling each one off.

Luiginary Attacks
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There are a variety of Luiginary Attacks in Mario & Luigi: Dream Team, unlocked by collecting 10 Attack Blocks in various dream stages found on Pi'illo Island. To pull off a Luiginary Attack, select the appropriate command from the command wheel, then select the Luiginary Attack you want to use. Each one requires a different set of inputs to pull off correctly. Check the table below for basic descriptions of each attack, or see our Luiginary Attacks page for detailed instructions on pulling each one off.

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