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Mario and Luigi Partners in Time – DS Game

Name: Mario and Luigi Partners in Time - DS Game
SKU: 4802966847511
Price: 99.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.81 (173 reviews)

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Rated 4.81 out of 5 based on 173 customer ratings

(173 customer reviews)

The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Mario and Luigi Partners in Time Nintendo DS Game

PRODUCT DETAILS Mario and Luigi Partners in Time – DS Game
UPC:045496735944
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_MARIO_AND_LUIGI_PARTNERS_IN_TIME

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

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Weight	8 lbs
Condition	Used

173 reviews for Mario and Luigi Partners in Time – DS Game

Rated 5 out of 5

J. Nichols – March 27, 2023

I’m so glad I listened to the fine reviewers on retrolio and bought this game … it was worth every penny and then some!! It has a lot of really great game play and I love how the babies are used in conjunction with the adults to accomplish various tasks. I feel like the game play is also very natural for the characters … you wouldn’t feel right about Mario and Luigi casting spells like the characters from Final Fantasy, but it’s perfect to have them jumping and smashing with hammers and flinging turtle shells. And as weird as that sounds, it makes for a great RPG. Lots of good side-missions too, like collecting the beans. Wonderful game!!
Rated 5 out of 5

O.D. Flores – March 27, 2023

it was a gift for my son and he loves it
Rated 5 out of 5

Frank – March 21, 2023

I love the Mario & Luigi saga. There are great games
Rated 5 out of 5

Christopher Barksdale – March 19, 2023

Good timing and quality!
Rated 5 out of 5

RozellaKunde – March 19, 2023

Took an extremely long time to get here but he loves it so it all worked out.
Rated 5 out of 5

Victor Battistini – March 17, 2023

Good game. Day shipping
Rated 4 out of 5

LadyTiga – March 16, 2023

Sehr viel SpielspaÃŸ, dadurch das man nicht nur Mario und Luigi ist, sondern auch die MiniVariante als Baby davon.Man steuert sie gleichzeitig Ã¼ber A und B, sowie Ã¼ber X und Y.Am Anfang eine Umstellung.Das Spiel ist wie alle Teile toll gemacht, wer ein Fan ist, sollte es natÃ¼rlich unbedingt ausprobieren.
Rated 5 out of 5

David Michael Williamson – March 12, 2023

I love the Mario RPG games. They are a great break from the normal type of side scroller. Thanks For this great game Nintendo.
Rated 5 out of 5

Mandi H. Wong – March 1, 2023

I was a bit nervous to get this game because I am not really a big gamer and there are not two but four characters to control but I was pleasantly suprised but how informative the game was on how to control the players’ different attacks.The game also has a lot of funny parts that will definitely make you laugh and there is never a repetitive and dull moment.The only drawback is that once you are done with the game, you can’t go back and redo any of the levels.
Rated 4 out of 5

HS Bachmann – March 1, 2023

I bought this game on behalf of my boyfriend as a present for my brother on his birthday, I didn’t do much research on the product which is very unusual for me as I like to check things out thoroughly first before purchasing. However the game has gone down a blast and is yet to leave my brothers DSi one month later (he is now 16). I advise any Mario & Lugi fans to indulge themseleves and buy this game, as it offers a new and exciting adventure yet to be played!

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4.8

Based on 173 reviews

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1-10 of 33 reviews

Cindy Rivey
Reviewer

June 23, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Really good game
J. G.
Reviewer

June 21, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Pretty great game. Once you get the hang of learning how to use the moves it’s pretty fun. Until the end.SPOLIERS (1):It’s fun until you get to Princess Shroob. She’s very hard to battle- but what would you expect from the game boss. Right, so you battle her, which takes a while, and you try and try again. Then, after ALL of your hard work, you beat her! And you get so excited. But then something happens after you beat her. It turns out she has a sister and that she is trapped inside the Cobalt Star (that was the spoiler alert)! Then right after you beat the hard Princess Shroob, without even being able to save your game, you have to battle her sister, that according to the Internet, is harder then Princess Shroob. I would know, I went through all of this crap.Otherwise it is a pretty fun game. Great story, hard bosses (even harder game bosses), and cool places to go!I would recommend this game to all, BUT BEWARE, the end will have you pulling your hair out. But once you beat the end, I’m sure you’ll be happy, and even more experienced than before in Nintendo gaming.
EvelynLehner
Reviewer

June 19, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
get it now!
EllsworthMetz
Reviewer

June 19, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
A good gift for a child
V. Edwards
Reviewer

June 18, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
It’s now quadruple the fun now that Baby Mario and Baby Luigi have joined the fray!The story goes as follows: Professor E.Gadd has invented a time machine. An overjoyed Princess Peach and two Toad retainers (Toadiko and Toadbert) travel back in time to the Mushroom Kingdom’s past. How neat would it be to see her kingdom of old, right? Well, that would be the case if trouble didn’t constantly stalk her. The Mushroom Kingdom of the past is in dire straits as its being invaded by vicious alien Mushrooms called Shroobs. Their Princess Shroob has invaded Mushroom Castle just as Princess Peach arrived. She’s quickly abducted and her two retainers face a terrible fate.Shortly before the Shroob assault on Mushroom Castle, Baby Bowser attempts to abduct the infant Princess Peach. Once the Shroob ships begin the attack on the castle, Baby Bowser, young Toadsworth, and the Super Baby Bros. flee with the Princess in tow. How will the adult Mario Bros. save everyone from the past and the future?!?The gameplay is identical to Superstar Saga in the form of turn-based battles. Everyone on the field gets one turn to attack. (Some items can deal a lot of damage in one turn which bends the rules in your favor.) The controls are: Mario uses “A”, Luigi uses “B”, B.Mario uses “X”, and B.Luigi uses “Y”. The added controls can make navigation and timing somewhat difficult. There’s also added attacks that the only the babies can perform with their corresponding buttons. All of that while in the mids.
DrumDude
Reviewer

June 18, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Ok so this game is alot like “Mario and Luigi Superstar saga” But its alot nicer. You go around finding out the story as you go through dungons and fight enemies in a taking turns attacking style fights. the graphics are great and smooth and overall its a good fun game! and I would say the time it takes to beat it is good because it takes a Good 15-20 hours to beat so it doesnt end too fast but your not playing this game for years and years waiting for it to end. You should buy it!
Ken Kriner
Reviewer

May 27, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
The Gameboy Advance, what a time that was. It had so many great games, and had a small form factor for easy on the go gaming. How do you improve upon it? Why, you add an extra screen that you can touch, a microphone, and two more face buttons. The DS was no slouch either, and it had TWO games in the beloved Mario and Luigi series. One of them is a fan favorite and is loved and remembered by many. The other seems to have fallen through the cracks. Today, weâ€™re talking about Mario and Luigi Partners in Time, to see where it stands. Is this the fan favorite? Or is it the forgotten one? Letâ€™s find out.The story for Partners in Time is that professor E. Gadd creates a time machine, and Princess Peach uses it to travel back in time. However, an evil alien race called the Shroob have taken over, and Peach is trapped there. The Mario Bros travel back to help, and are met with their baby selves. Thus, Mario and Luigi must work with their baby variants to defeat the Shroob and save the princess. Again, itâ€™s your basic â€œStop the evil, save the girl.â€ storyline, but thatâ€™s pretty commonplace in the Mario games, so I wonâ€™t count it against the game. As before, this game is an RPG, so expect to put in some time with it. My playthrough clocked in at around twelve hours.Gameplay for Partners in Time is more or less an upgraded version of the gameplay in Superstar Saga. Gone is the order switching of bros. You control all four bros, one mapped to each face button. This sounds like a lot at fi.
Horace'sWorld
Reviewer

May 22, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Like all these over priced cartridges my kids love them for a month or so and then grow tired of it. I did ask my kids what they thought of the game before writing this review (6 and 9). They simply gave me the standard answer, “It’s OK, it’s fun”. However, I can tell my 9 year old daughter has outgrown the meager value and simplistic nature of the DS. Sorry for the poor product review, but the majority of the Mario games all look about the same considering the very grainy graphics, 2″ square screen and 2D play. It’s a good time waster for my kids while driving, but I have realized that the screen is so small that they are often straining from 12 inches away to see the characters. To be flat out honest, I don’t know why anybody would pay $200 for a DS when you can by a 7″ tablet for the same amount of money. I don’t sell electronics for a living but the tablets have significantly more capability, power, appealing graphics and most important – Free software! I thought size was the primary issue for buying the DS, but all my son’s friends have crash cases which make carrying their DS’ similar to carring around a brick. I didn’t buy the DS for my kids, but I did buy the cartridge used on retrolio. It was packaged, looks and works like new for one-third the price. Apparently thousands of kids that are much older than my kids love the DS device and all the Mario games. I wish someone could explain to me why compared to other devices and products on the market that are much more capa.
Bingostar826
Reviewer

May 20, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
its just ok though. i find the babies and the controls to be annoying. i am almost done with the game and i still am not fully used to them. i dont know why because im an avid gamer. either way its still really fun and id suggest it if you like mario and rpgs.
Deb Y.
Reviewer

May 19, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Well, since I just purchased this game AFTER purchasing Mario & Luigi: Bowswers Inside Story, I see where they got the concept. Partners in Time was done pretty much the same way, where you start off by going to Peach’s castle, then she’s kidnapped and Mario & Luigi must save her! (there’s a shocker for any mario/zelda game huh? lol) Anyway, the fight scenes are identical to the new Bowser inside story game where you don’t actively do the fighting, you are given choices for Mario, he attacks, then given choices for Luigi, he attacks, (yea, I know there’s a name for this type of game play, but….) Anyway, I love it and so does my 8 yr. old granddaughter, well worth the price ( I purchased a used copy) Great game for young & old! Also great for my DS collection of Mario games, 6 so far and if ya wanna include Princess Peach & DK, then make that 8…yes, I’m a nut for the classics!

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173 reviews for Mario and Luigi Partners in Time – DS Game