Acquire Co-Developed Mario & Luigi: Brothership With Nintendo

As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of gaming under my belt, I must admit that the revelation about Mario & Luigi: Brothership‘s co-developer, Acquire, has piqued my interest. Having played through the Octopath Traveler saga and dabbled in Way of the Samurai and Tenchu, I’m eager to see what this collaboration between Nintendo and Acquire will bring to the table.

The identity of the collaborator behind the creation of Super Mario Bros. 2, or Mario & Luigi: Brothership, has finally been revealed. It turns out that Acquire was involved in the game’s development, working side by side with Nintendo.

As a passionate gamer, I’d like to share some fascinating insights about the game I’ve been playing recently. The copyright notice within this captivating title clearly states that Nintendo and Acquire are the creators of this software, ensuring their intellectual property rights.

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You might recognize the name Acquire, as they’re the team behind the collaboration with Square Enix on Octopath Traveler. They have also been involved in other renowned series such as Way of the Samurai and Tenchu.

It’s important to mention that neither Nintendo nor Acquire have verified this information yet. Given that the game is scheduled to launch on the Nintendo Switch on November 7, it appears that confirmation may not be far off.

Brothership is the sixth major game within the Mario & Luigi series, marking its initial appearance on the Nintendo Switch. This title also represents the first main release since 2015’s Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam and notably, it isn’t developed by AlphaDream. Sadly, AlphaDream had to close down in 2019 due to financial difficulties.

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