Brothership is the next game in the Mario and Luigi series, bringing a host of unique features on board a brand-new adventure.

It looks like some people are already playing Mario & Luigi: Brothership on PC, despite the fact that the game hasn't released yet. While these screenshots could be fakes,

Throughout the Switch generation, first-party titles have often leaked online ahead of their official launch date. Now, following the reveal of the game's credits earlier this week, Mario & Luigi: Brothership has supposedly leaked online.

Announced in June this year, Nintendo's Mario & Luigi: Brothership is set to be released this November for the Nintendo Switch. While we're almost a full month away from the game hitting retail, a copy has apparently leaked and is being played by someone right this moment.

Previously, Nintendo declined to confirm who the new voice actor behind Mario was until people with early copies of Super Mario Wonder discovered it in the credits. After that, it was similarly secretive around the developer of Switch’s Super Mario RPG until its identity was discovered on a store page.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership is just a couple of weeks away at the time of writing, launching on the Nintendo Switch on 7th November 2024. However, it looks like retail copies of the game have already been shipped out, with many on social media posting images of the box and cartridge.

Mario & Luigi Brothership is less than a month away from release, and its co-developer is someone people will want to know about.

If you're looking to pick up Mario & Luigi: Brothership when it releases on November 7, then this is best available to you in the UK. Mario & Luigi: Brothership is down to £37.49 at UK retailer Currys, a 25% drop from its £49.99 list price. To get the discount, you'll need to use code BROTHERS25 at checkout.

Nintendo has been characteristically quiet about who's making Mario & Luigi: Brothership since the game was announced back in June. The first new Mario & Luigi game in almost nine

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