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Is Nintendo Fixing Mario & Luigi: Brothership’s Biggest Bugs?
The latest patch for Mario & Luigi: Brothership just dropped, and it’s a big deal. If you’ve been stuck or frustrated by glitches, this update might be your saving grace. Let me break it down for you in plain terms.
Key Fixes in Version 1.0.1
Here’s what the update tackles:
Luck Charm DX Issue
Couldn’t get your prize after crushing Hammer Rally with 100+ points? Fixed. Now you’ll snag that Luck Charm DX like a pro.
Jump Helmet Glitch
Luigi’s attack only showed one digit for damage. That’s sorted now—no more guessing how much you’re hitting for.
Mega Snaptor Bug:
Killing this enemy with the Surprise Iron Ball while using Coinpiler gave zero XP. That nonsense is gone.
Soft-Lock in Countdown to Crush
Defeating monsters and completing a challenge at the same time could freeze the game. Not anymore.
Progress Blockers
- Boss fights in the wrong spots (like Color-Full Sea Great Lighthouse)? Fixed.
- Calling Luigi in Skorcheen Island’s cave repeatedly? No more endless loops.
- IDLE Group event on Desolatt Island? You can move forward now.
Other minor bugs got squashed too, but these were the big ones ruining the fun.
Mario & Luigi Brothership February 2025 Update isn’t just about fixing bugs—it’s about making the game playable for everyone who ran into roadblocks. Imagine spending hours grinding, only to get stuck because of a glitch. That frustration? Gone now, thanks to version 1.0.1.
The Mario & Luigi series has been through a lot. AlphaDream, the original developer, went bankrupt in 2019, leaving fans wondering if they’d ever see another game. Nintendo almost pulled the plug on the series entirely before handing it over to Acquire, a team known for hits like Octopath Traveler. Their fresh take gave us Brothership, which has already sold nearly 2 million copies since its November 2024 launch.
What Makes Brothership Special?
- Classic Gameplay: Turn-based combat with those satisfying timed inputs we all love.
- New Mechanics: “Luigi Logic” lets Luigi solve puzzles and help out automatically—it’s like having a quirky sidekick who actually pulls his weight.
- Puzzles and Quests Galore: It’s not just about battles; there’s plenty to explore and figure out.
This patch is more than just a technical fix—it’s a sign that Nintendo and Acquire are committed to keeping Mario & Luigi: Brothership alive and thriving. If you’ve been holding off because of bugs, now might be the perfect time to jump back in.