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Bowser, "I've never inhaled before in my life." Whatever. ----------------

The next game in the Mario & Luigi series brings some new changes to the concept, but for the most part, it feels just like its brethren. It’s got the same interactive timed-button-press battle system, the classic sense of humor, and a wide variety of teamwork-based puzzles. The biggest difference in this game is that the dual-screen setup is used to display Bowser’s escapades on the top screen and Mario and Luigi’s on the bottom. Mario and Luigi actually end up inside Bowser’s body, and they find themselves helping him to complete tasks in the “real” world by fooling around with his innards—muscles, arteries, etc. Sound weird? Well, the odd humor is something that’s a staple of the series at this point, and even Nintendo’s official fact sheet acknowledges that. Speaking of which, there really isn’t a heck of a lot to be said about this game, except for the fact that the demo consisted of four parts. I played through two of them; the two most interesting ones, that is, according to the rep who was available at the time. You can see both of them in our upcoming HD streaming video of the title (soon), but until then,...