It’s stuffed full of comedic moments and isn't afraid to poke fun at itself. However, the real achievement is found in the astonishing amount of character that Nintendo has managed to instil into the game. Of particular note are the physics pots wobble precariously and curtains flail frantically every time you switch on your ghost-busting device. It’s feels as if you’re playing the GameCube original, but on portable device and in full 3D. Each environment is incredibly detailed and utilises advanced lighting effects to create a great sense of atmosphere. Visually speaking, it’s stunning and one of the best-looking games we've seen on the 3DS so far. The most striking thing about Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon is just how much effort has gone into the overall presentation. Gadd to clean up a series of ghost-infested mansions, and, as expected, he’s feeling just a tad apprehensive about it all. Luigi has once again been enlisted by the curious Professor E. Those who have played the first will be happy to know that Nintendo hasn’t deviated too much from the tried-and-tested gameplay formula which made that game an instant classic. We were recently invited down to Nintendo UK’s HQ to experience some of the game’s single-player mode and see for ourselves what ghoulishly good fun is in store for us when it releases in a couple of months. What’s more, it comes with a for you and your chums to enjoy. Luigi is back after more than 10 years out of the spotlight, and his new game-much like his trusty Poltergust 5000-looks set to suck you in with more spook-tacular gameplay.
Thankfully 3DS owners can feel excited again because everyone’s favourite dungaree-wearing underdog will finally return in his own adventure this March.
Aside from there wasn't a great deal for us to sink our teeth into, and things were made worse when the much anticipated was delayed until the New Year. Preview: Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon Nintendo Life We ain't afraid of no ghost! by Share: There’s no denying that the 3DS was somewhat overshadowed by the Wii U during the holiday period and that it didn't quite have the packed software line-up it had enjoyed back in late 2011.
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