Luigi is back on a mission to remove a bunch of stubborn ghosts from
some super-spooky mansions in Luigi’s Mansion 2 for Nintendo 3DS. Armed
with his trusty “Poltergust” ghost-grabbing vacuum cleaner, Mario’s
brother takes centre stage to capture those pesky phantoms. Sure,
Luigi’s the nervous type who’d rather be as far from these ghosts as he
can get, but a reluctant hero can still save the day!
This hair-raising title is the first sequel to the 2002 Nintendo GameCube launch title, Luigi’s Mansion, and brings back all the thrills of the original with bags of new fun features too. The stereoscopic 3D visuals bring the murky mansions, ghastly ghosts and spooky surroundings to life, so you can experience all the haunting chills and supernatural fun the game has to offer.
This time around the ghosts are craftier than ever... Just shining a light on them won’t phase these phantoms; instead you’ll need to shock them with a strobe of light before you can begin to vacuum them up. Incorporating more puzzles than its GameCube predecessor, Luigi’s Mansion 2 will put your grey matter to the test. An array of different ghosts haunt the various mansions, so you’d best get geared-up to help poor scaredy-cat Luigi figure out how to defeat each one!
The old mansions hide secrets aplenty, but that’s just an invitation to exploration for a man armed with a very special vacuum cleaner! On top of hoovering up piles of leaves to reveal hidden hoards or sucking up stacks of cash, the Poltergust can gobble wallpaper and more to reveal secrets, unearth new areas and unveil treasure chests...
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (at that time was called Luigi's Mansion 2) will be more puzzled-oriented than the original, and Toad will assist Luigi in accomplishing various goals. King Boo, who was the main antagonist in Luigi's Mansion, will also appear in the game, though no details of his role are currently known.
This hair-raising title is the first sequel to the 2002 Nintendo GameCube launch title, Luigi’s Mansion, and brings back all the thrills of the original with bags of new fun features too. The stereoscopic 3D visuals bring the murky mansions, ghastly ghosts and spooky surroundings to life, so you can experience all the haunting chills and supernatural fun the game has to offer.
This time around the ghosts are craftier than ever... Just shining a light on them won’t phase these phantoms; instead you’ll need to shock them with a strobe of light before you can begin to vacuum them up. Incorporating more puzzles than its GameCube predecessor, Luigi’s Mansion 2 will put your grey matter to the test. An array of different ghosts haunt the various mansions, so you’d best get geared-up to help poor scaredy-cat Luigi figure out how to defeat each one!
The old mansions hide secrets aplenty, but that’s just an invitation to exploration for a man armed with a very special vacuum cleaner! On top of hoovering up piles of leaves to reveal hidden hoards or sucking up stacks of cash, the Poltergust can gobble wallpaper and more to reveal secrets, unearth new areas and unveil treasure chests...
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (at that time was called Luigi's Mansion 2) will be more puzzled-oriented than the original, and Toad will assist Luigi in accomplishing various goals. King Boo, who was the main antagonist in Luigi's Mansion, will also appear in the game, though no details of his role are currently known.
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