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Mario & Luigi: Brothership surprised many fans after its reveal last week on Nintendo Direct. Nintendo, however, remains reticent about the studio developing the game and has not confirmed its involvement but revealed that some original developers were behind the game’s development. Also Read: Aska, the Viking-themed survival game, launches on Steam early access Nintendo revealed Mario & Luigi: Brothership during the June 2024 Nintendo Direct. The announcement surprised many fans, especially since Alphadream was closed in 2019. In a recent interview with Stephen Totilo, Nintendo remained silent when asked about who was responsible for developing the now-resurrected RPG series. However, they disclosed that some original devs were involved. When asked about the game’s developers, the gaming company told Stephen Totilo, “For more information about the developers, please stay tuned to the game credits at release.” – Nintendo Nintendo is secretive about Mario & Luigi: Brothership developer UPDATE: Nintendo tells me that “some of the original developers who worked on the franchise are involved in the development of Mario & Luigi: Brothership.” I’d asked who was making the new game, given M&L studio Alphadream’s 2019 bankruptcyhttps://t.co/xWjus2AjeV pic.twitter.com/M24FjBTiTB — Stephen Totilo (@stephentotilo) June 22, 2024 Nintendo launched Mario & Luigi: Brothership last week during the June 2024 Nintendo Direct. The resurrection of the beloved RPG series comes after Alphadeam declared bankruptcy in 2019, which led to its closure.  Mario & Luigi: Brothership is the RPG’s latest entry after a long hiatus, launching late into Nintendo’s Switch life span. Following the game’s reveal in June 2024 on Nintendo Direct, the team confirmed that it will be heading to Switch on 7 November 2024. The game will be featured alongside other Switch exclusives such as The Legend of Zelda, Super Mario, and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. Given the profound reception of past Mario…

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