While the idea sounds appealing, Brothership does not care to bring it to fruition. (Image via Nintendo) Mario & Luigi: Brothership allows fans to dive into a new RPG adventure from the minds at ...

He follows Mario at a disconnected, awkward distance, he can jump on his own without the press of a button, and many puzzles revolve around simply ordering Luigi to automatically do something for you.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership does just enough to be solid, but that's all it is, at best, thanks to poor pacing and inferior writing compared to its brethren. Takes too long to get good Overstays ...

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The destiny of each cell is easy to map, since the worms become translucent under the light of a microscope and cycle through all developmental stages in about three days. The nematode was the first ...

One of the earliest in the game is Twistee Island, which players must complete in order to obtain hammers for Mario & Luigi ... player manages to avoid any worms along the path.

"All of our research is based on the little we see of the worms when they are partly outside, but they seem to be inside most off the time," Fourreau said. "What do they do?" The worm's burrows ...

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The nematode was the first animal to have its genome entirely deciphered -- in 1998, years before scientists were able to do ...