Mario & Luigi: Brothership or Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Switch Digital or Physical)

cruiserusa

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Quote from Spaceman6969

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No physical copy for this price…in case those find reading difficult.

Can see physical copy for this price here: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/m...J7GSL5J5VG

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Imallouttacash

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ImallouttacashYesterday 07:33 PM

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Quote from cruiserusa

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Quote from Spaceman6969 [IMG]http://i.slickdeals.net/images/midnight/misc/backlink.gif[/IMG] :
No physical copy for this price…in case those find reading difficult.
Can see physical copy for this price here: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/m...J7GSL5J5VG

Thanks for the link!

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Spaceman6969

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Spaceman6969

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Quote from dregan

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It's not so much whether physical copy exists at that price, it's more why pay so much for digital copy? I tried both these games and really not that great, ended up reselling paper mario.

Idk. I mean video game can be an expensive hobby especially when one buy too maany cheap games AND when it doesn't get completed in a timely manner. I think it an individual issue. Not the hobby itself.

I personally like to rent X games at a flat rate charge in a monthly basis, knowing that I won't be at loss compared to buying several games and then resell them for a loss. Too bad Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, and Redbox are long gone. Libraries and GameFly remained.

Last edited by Spaceman6969 August 25, 2025 at 01:00 PM.

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BALTAZARA

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BALTAZARAYesterday 08:35 PM

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What do you guys think of Mario and Luigi brothership? My kids seem to like it on the demo but I don't know if is worth it, that's why I'm asking..,

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yuag

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yuagToday 12:17 AM

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Quote from BALTAZARA

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What do you guys think of Mario and Luigi brothership? My kids seem to like it on the demo but I don't know if is worth it, that's why I'm asking..,

Did a quick 'this or that search'. Consensus says TTYD is the better option, but it also seems like Brothership has its fanbase but has some performance and pacing issues.

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fvp1992

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fvp1992Today 12:59 AM

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How do these look on Switch 2 handheld? I am finding that most games look grainy

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CharlesBarkley

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CharlesBarkleyToday 01:15 AM

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Quote from BALTAZARA

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What do you guys think of Mario and Luigi brothership? My kids seem to like it on the demo but I don't know if is worth it, that's why I'm asking..,

All the reviews say skip it unless you are 5

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rly723

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rly723Today 01:16 AM

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if possible any mario games buy physical. unless digital is much cheaper. they hold resell value although if you keep your games then not an issue.

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bobwwii

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bobwwiiToday 02:10 AM

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Nah $30 is threshold to buy. Cya on Black Friday for this cheaper.

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Imma-Toasty

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Imma-ToastyToday 02:51 AM

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I had a $10 gift certificate I recently got from an email to make this about $33, for half off retail I got one. Ty op!

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