The Year of Luigi was the 30th-anniversary celebration of the fictional character Luigi. He was created by Japanese video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto for the 1983 arcade game Mario Bros. and has appeared frequently as a minor or supporting character in the …

The Year of Luigi was a special event that was held in 2013 and continued in 2014 in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of Luigi's debut in Mario Bros., which was first released in 1983. Released during the event were several games, merchandise,...

The Year of Luigi was a celebration that was celebrated in 2013. The theme of this Celebration was the 30 year anniversary since the first appearance of Luigi. Nintendo started a celebration of Luigi by releasing three Luigi-based projects.

The Year of Luigi was a celebration of the 30th year since Luigi's first appearance in a game. It was a bonanza of Luigi themed games, downloads, media and merchandise.

The Year of Luigi was an event that was held in 2013 (later extended to 2014) to celebrate the 30 years of Luigi. It focused on many Luigi-related content including games that focus more on Luigi than his older brother Mario.

2014年2月18日 · Over the course of The Year of Luigi, numerous new games featuring the birthday boy have been released on Nintendo 3DS family systems and Wii U, alongside some Club Nintendo goodies.

2013年12月7日 · The "Year of Luigi", as Nintendo called it, was to mark 30 years since the debut of Mario's younger, taller brother.

2020年10月1日 · The Year of Luigi is one of the strangest periods in Nintendo history. A celebration of all things Luigi, the plumber’s year was ultimately overshadowed by the Wii U ’s underperformance.

2024年5月18日 · As part of The Year of Luigi celebrations, Nintendo asked Miiverse users to submit Luigi-themed artwork created by them. A number of submissions were selected to be featured in a "Luigi SketchPad" gallery on the Play Nintendo website; [1] these are shown below along with the Miiverse username and region of their respective artists.

2022年1月19日 · The final game in Nintendo's "Year of Luigi" broke the company's critical streak, with Dr. Luigi, a Luigi-themed version of the Tetris-inspired Dr. Mario, only earning scores of around the...