Pk Die Ω Plus they were pretty tedious in the first 2 games, so I’d rather them be after thoughts like this. Though, It would’ve been nice if they were important in the game, but whatever
Considering the fact Mario didn't buy the whole "free real estate" ruse and scoped the place out in the first game, and King Boo also ridiculed Luigi and Mario for being gullible, it does seem strange that everyone swallowed the bait hook, line, and sinker
A little detail you missed that's a cute addition: In the very beginning Lobby before everyone gets nabbed, if you get close to some characters, the music will slightly shift into that particular character's theme!
It would be cool if next time they went crazy and put Luigi in a haunted town but hey now that next level is done with Luigi’s Mansion 3 I need now my Mario strikers charged sequel
I love the fact that they included the virtual boy. Kinda wish they would've had Luigi blink like it hurts his eyes or something but it's hilarious that they included it.
"Charles Martinet gives what is possibly his most thorough and nuanced performance in the entire series." You just not gonna talk about how Wario Ware Gold had full voice acting for Wario and his cohorts with CM going full ham in the former's case?
Keep forgetting how many characters Charles actually voice. Wario Ware Gold is another great example of Martinet's talent, it really makes me want a Wario Ware cartoon.
@@seacliff217 Well, in Grossology he voices Rocky the pimple guy, but that sounds too much like Luigi. And in a Ratchet and Clank game he voices a plumber who says that plumbers don't go down pipes, which yeah, every gamer in the world can guess what this is supposed to be. So let's take a moment to appreciate Paarthurnax, that big bad dragon from Skyrim!
One of my favorite little details is just before the King Boo boss fight after you briefly save Mario. Mario jumps over huge gaps and wall kicks up to the top of the castle in seconds while Luigi has to cautiously makes his way up. It does a great job highlighting the difference between the brothers personalities with zero dialogue. It's only a short section but manages to be probably my favorite moment in the game. Almost makes me wish they had some post game Bonus missions where you get to Ghost hunt as Mario with his moveset.
Wow. This just made me realize how much I want Mario to join his brother on the next ghost hunt. I can imagine Mario charging ahead while Luigi calls after him, shivering, and quietly opening doors along the hallway as he approaches the main hall-something like that. It could be great from a gameplay and puzzle perspective too, getting Mario to perform actions to solve puzzles together. I know this is Luigi's mansion, but I kinda want to see the brothers ghost hunt together.
@@frosted_glaceon5513 There's actually an unused version of Mario's model in the first Luigi's Mansion that gives him poltergust straps along with code for a 2P mode, but it was scrapped. They also planned to have Mario, Peach, and Toad be playable in Dark Moon's scarescraper, but this was also scrapped.
Because Gravely isn’t a normal name, therefore self explanatory that it’s a pun on the word grave. But Hellen is completely normal name that the “Hell” reference could very easily go over people’s heads
@@RandomCarGuy17 This. It expands upon 64 so much, and has postgame content out the ass. It's fun, definitely a fantastic 3D Mario game, quite possibly my favorite one.
That intro cinematic just blew my mind when I first started up the game! Getting punched in the face with good character animation has never felt this good
I love the small details like if you go after and catch the cat and return to the director his movie is finished and you can actually watch it, it hilarious and wholesome to watch
This is probably the best Mansion game possibly because it's so much creative and you can do so much more then just vacuuming up ghosts 👻 like the first one but the original was so good it hit different because it was the very first 👻 I'm mad I never played all of the Luouegi Mansions
@@Mqstodon it’s only bad because I feel because they kinda do this whole thing like “go hunt boos it’ll be so cool!” And it feels wrong to just ignore it, but I do it every time lol
Agreed. Luigi's Mansion 3 is a great game. Such a big improvement over Dark Moon. Granted I wouldn't say Dark Moon is a bad game, it's fine for what it is, but I say Dark Moon is easily the worst of the three Luigi's Mansion games. The mission based structure that Dark Moon was going for really ruined the pacing of that game & I'm really happy to see 3 completely ditches that structure & instead went for a more level based structure this time, which I think works WAY better than the mission structure from Dark Moon, considering it's closer to the structure of the first Luigi's Mansion game.
@@metashade4218 I honestly don't need a 4th Instalment of Luigi's Mansion unless they truly want to go on out with Mario, Professor E.Gadd or even daisy finally being playable but doubt that'll happen anytime soon and already happy of what I've truly got.
@@ultrairrelevantnobody1862 I disagree I think LM1 has aged pretty well. Granted it's not perfect. It does have its flaws, like the gameplay can get pretty repetitive at times & the puzzles being stupidly easy, but other then that I still think it's a fun game that anyone can play & I still think LM1 has the best gameplay structure of the three Luigi's Mansion games. It doesn't have a mission based structure that ruins the pacing of the game like in Dark Moon nor does it have any few filler moments like in Luigi's Mansion 3. I still stand by on what I said about Dark Moon being the worst of the Luigi's Mansion games, even I still think it's a good game for what it is.
"the gameplay can get pretty repetitive at times" At times? The game goes like this. Go through a hallway, enter a doorway, solve a puzzle that isn't really a puzzle, suck the portrait ghost up, rinse and reppeat. The same goes for sucking up normal ghosts. There are a few decent puzzles and even several challenging portrait ghosts but this is incredibly rare. I don't mind repetitive gameplay if the mechanics themselves are good. Now I haven't played 3 yet but I have played a bit of 2 a while back and it made going back to the first game a little hard due to the mechanics feeling unrefined and lacking some needed polish. Catching a ghost on your torch light is inconsistent and sucking them up feels noticeably wonky. Also, considering that's all you really do in the game, the game starts getting really monotonous. "I still think LM1 has the best gameplay structure of the three Luigi's Mansion games." This is something I have to address. LM1 is arguably just as linear as the second game (nearly debatably). The only time you would ever want to explore is to get all the gold as well as all of the boos although you need 45 so you are forced to explore a bit. Aside from that, the structure is very linear to the point where it might as well be mission based. The second game had a mission structure for a reason, it was designed to be played in small doses since it's portable. Now like I said, I've only played a bit of 2 a while back so I can't really comment much on the pros and cons of the mission structure. But I really do not see the first game as this big open mansion you can explore aside from having to suck up the annoying as hell boos. There's also the lackluster boss fights which don't add much (and the third one is really badly designed) as well as the ridiculously short length which made me question why it took me so long to beat it as a kid. Final take on Luigi's Mansion 1. I like the game fine enough despite how critical I've been. It's a great introduction to scary games for children and so are the sequels. There's certainly a charm to the game but the gameplay issues prevent me from seeing what all the fuss is about. Very nostalgic game but I've seen better Nintendo games.
Me too. I just watched his Luigi's Mansion and Dark Moon videos last night and I was thinking "I wonder when he'll do a Luigi's Mansion 3 review." Lo and behold I woke up the next morning and there it was.
@Glacier yeah even mario loses the ability to perform some of his moves when he comes into contact with E.Gadd's inventions, some of the moves from mario 64 aren't present in mario sunshine due to F.L.U.D.D being too heavy
Stratilex then Change the TVs brightness setting along with the games brightness slider, trust me, I did this and when there are no lights anywhere it’s near Pitch-black, I couldn’t see shit, and even if there are lights in the room, the flashlight will still serve a major part.
I'd rather it be done by Next Level, not Illumination, they are a bunch of cheapskates and don't actually care about personality. Next Level does though.
By the way, there’s a secret game over in the beginning of the game during the king boo chase. If you get hit by King Boo’s tongue, you get trapped in a portrait where king boo laughs. It’s pretty much the same game over screen as the normal lm3 one. This is a great review! Super detailed! This is why you’re one of my favorites, James!
Luigi’s mansion 3 is like dark moon on steriods, minus the misson structure. The animations are amazing! The puzzles are amazing! The graphics are (in my opinion) the best graphics the switch yet! The gameplay is like a mix of 1 and 2, but a good mix! The game’s biggest flaw is it’s combat. It’s to... overpowered
@@koolaruni1988 not a good counter argument If the game gives you a pistol and a unlimited nuclear bomb with one would you be using? Saying "just dont use x" inst going to make it any better
How is it overpowered? The original is objectively just as easy if not for the really clunly flashlight mechanics, meaning sometimes it just doesn't work randomly
I thought the final boss was great, I didn't like the first Luigi's Mansion final boss BECAUSE it was Bowser. We already fight Bowser so much in the Mario series and they made King Boo as a new character specifically for Luigi's Mansion so seeing Bowser again felt kinda lazy to me, like they couldn't come up with anything so they were just like "eh just fight Bowser". I don't feel we need to have a twist final boss for the sake of it as long as the fight is good. Still this is a great video and everything else was spot on with how I felt about the game compared to the previous two.
@@millerkarageanes1562 yeah point still stands. Bowser simply wasn’t needed. Plus there, it was mostly the bowser suit that you fight, in Luigi’s mansion 2 and 3 you ACTUALLY fight king boo.
@@aaronjones6299 but those moments were usually the ones with comedic body language ie: jumpin from fear Those are just staples of cartoons aesthetics and don't have anh place in discussions about...the actual physics
i almost agree with your opinion on Dark Moons soundtrack. However there are some really memorable pieces that sometimes just haunt me in the back of my mind. Examples being: -Gloomy manor theme -Eerie staircase -Trecherous mansion theme.
Hey Nitro, something that I literally didn't realize until after I beat the game and played a bunch of scarescraper, if you're slamming a ghost, try only hitting A every half second or so, just after you slam them, instead of spamming the A button. You slam them a LOT faster and I feel the combat gets just a little more engaging. Great review btw, you explained exactly how I felt about Dark Moon and why I loved 3. I wasn't expecting to love it as much as I did, as someone who beat the original over 30 times over the years.
I haven't finished the video yet so I dunno if he'll comment on it, but the tune that plays when you suck up a ghost changes which floor you're on! I loved it! It was so charming!
Who wants Luigi to work for the Ghostbusters? He can get the job no sweat. Seriously though, for someone who has never played any of these games before, I'm willing to give this series a shot soon. Your reviews across the trilogy are outstanding pieces of work and your reviewing style is consistent and very entertaining. Although saying that I've just remembered that I played the first Luigi's Mansion for 10 mins as a kid on one of those Gamecube Star machines in a hospital in my area. I remember just wondering around the mansion and Luigi humming to the music, it was wonderful Hopefully in the future we may even get a Luigi's Mansion 4, it sounds crazy I know buy you never know, only time will time. Keep it up dude.
Luigi's Mansion - Critically better received than "Death Stranding". Wasn't sure if I was gonna call this the best Luigi's Mansion, but once I got to that piano boss fight, I was hooked.
I was so hyped for this game, I avoided just about any and all footage to keep it all fresh, and the game delivered more than I even expected. I was excited but wary after Dark Moon, but LM3 is the perfect marriage of the strengths of the two preceding games.
This is a really great video, one of my favorites of yours. You explained yourself really well and compared and contrasted the 3 games perfectly. You should be proud of this one!
Bosses are an outdated concept and when I buy a game I'm owed a victory. I need to spend 60 bucks on a game and only get a title screen that says I win
A thing I love is how the entire main game after obtaining Gooigi... Is 2-player co-op. I haven't gotten anyone to play the game with me yet, but still, the fact that it's there makes me happy.
The game looks great! And It's relaly nice that they actually had createive freedom for the boss ghosts, unlike the more recent Mario RPGs that got inexplicably hit with the "No Original Characters" mandate which resulted in pretty much very boss being "Giant version of an enemy" or something
Nintendo knows not to restrict Luigi’s Mansion. We don’t get these games often but they’re pretty popular when they release. This game proves that NLG cares about the criticism they receiver.
Aside from the game bring a little too bright, it's absolutely amazing what they've done here. I really love taking old mechanics and improving upon them, and introducing so many cool new ways to use them. This is the true sequel to the original Luigi's Mansion to me.
A concept: what if instead of just King Boo, the final fight also involved Boolossus, and Boolossus' power depended on how many Boos were remaining in the hotel? It could be a Breath of the Wild thing where completing optional objectives can make the final fight easier.
Well, either that, or basically a combination of the two in a sense. Honestly, I figured they could try the muitiple building structure from 2 again, but with a more natural flow compared to the mission structure. And I figured that, wkgh that in mind, they could go with a sort of Silent Hill/Lovecraft type approach, where E Gadd invited Mario, Lugi and his friends to help renovate an abandoned town, only to realize that it was abandoned because it had some ancient evil locked away below, that King Boo was planning to release. And, after dealing with some supernatural anomalies, as well as potentially having Luigi's friends get their bodies hijacked by spirits, and therefore, you have to fight them similarly to Veran in Oracle of Ages, of hitting the ghost, without damaging the body, you get to where King Boo is, who releases the entity, only to realize his mistake, when the entity turns out to not be interested in any bargaining, and basically KOs King Boo, with the entity being the final boss, which after defeating, then leads to King Boo getting sucked up in like a cutscene or whatever, afterwards.
With the ability to slam the ghosts around, the combat kinda channels the spirit of Brock Samson. Seriously, you could play the track "Assclamp!" over footage of Luigi slamming the ghosts around, and it would be tight as hell.
i dont think the king boo final fight was as unsurprising for you as for me. i felt it made a pretty good conection with the previous boss fight and floor! through out the 15th floor you go through Helen Gravely´s penthouse looking through all the paintings and decoration and it paints a pretty clear picture that it snot that she just admires King Boo but that she kinda has deep feelings for him (she keeps king boo shaped pillows on her bed fer chrissake). and shes constantly infuriated by her staffs inability to stop Luigi because it means shes failing the one she so admires. Shes putting so much on the line, her hotel, her staff, her precious pet, all to get the admiration of her idol so he can see her the same way she sees him. but after conquering all she could throw at you and reaching the roof of so many dangers, we confront King Boo, where he shows what he thinks of all Gravely has done for him... and he really doesnt give a shit. Hes just annoyed that she coudlnt do the thing he wanted. like he never cared about her, just capturing Luigi and gang. He just doesnt care about her at all, just using her resources. he even goes as far as making the portrait gigantic in order to capture Luigi, eventually causing the entire hotel to collapse (you have to admit, that part of the fight was pretty cool). he would level the whole hotel to catch Luigi. King Boo is a fuggin jerk and im happy you catch him.
I grew up with dark moon and i love it to bits. I love just randomly replaying it. 3 i also love but for different reasons. For example the fact they put 8 player muktiplayer in deserves an award.
I loved the hearts! I really suck at getting through games so I really loved it!! Maybe if they had a difficulty system for different players it could have been for more advanced players.
One thing I think Luigi's Mansion 3 took inspiration from outside of the Mario franchise were those 90s point-and-click adventure games, the puzzle sequence in the Movie Studio level really felt like a puzzle straight out of those kinds of games. I'm really glad a game with a bit of that DNA is doing really well commercially and critically, especially after being told they don't sell well. Then genre simply needed a new coat of paint and I think Luigi's Mansion 3 is an example of how that can work.
So my wife really struggled on the boss fights and she really appreciated the extra hearts they gave her. It felt like a second chance to learn the boss attacks and she kept saying how grateful she was that they weren’t immediately failing her
wtf when will you get the subscribers you deserve, you're such a talented content creator, your work is always so clean damn, could you look into beyond good & evil or kya: dark lineage? that would be hella awesome :)
A little thing I love about the music section is that there is a player piano in his dressing room hinting that the ghost never even knew how to play lol
what they should have done is add an extra settings mode option to change the enviorment lighting so you can have a normal mode and a dark mode where everything is more dark and spooky so that everyone can get what they want and to also make the flashlight actually useful
6:26 If you hadn't pointed out that detail, I would have never noticed! Crazy how I've watched these cutscenes almost a dozen times since beating the game, and there are STILL so many little details and nuances I haven't discovered yet.
This game helped me realize that Mario 64, Luigi's Mansion, Sunshine, Dark Moon, and Odyssey all take place in one specific continuity. The reason why Luigi isn't playable in those Mario titles is because, in this continuity, Luigi has none of Mario's moves. We see that clearly when Mario parkours up the building while Luigi watches hopelessly. That combined with the obvious stuff like Egadd's technology being in Sunshine, of course.
Had a big Halloween party on launch day and most of our group did a speed run to unlock Scarescraper. We ended up playing Scarescraper for a whole week afterwards. It's really simple and basic but there was something inherently fun working together to solve puzzles, and the clear conditions are actually pretty tight so you really get into the rhythm of a well oiled machine.
18:55 I just realized this cutscene is different if you played in co-op!! (which i did the first time). In Co-op Luigi is fully awake and shouts "I did it!" as Gooigi shakes in the back as if to say "Excuse me, I did all the work while you stood over there"
So basically, the Goob (Blue bois) behave like greenies, basic enemy that can arm themselves/wear armor The hammers are crushers but square, strong and dumb (personality wise) The guys who throw stuff at Luigi are practically ripped from Dark Moon but recolored from blue to yellow And the pink/purple ghost who sneaks around (I do not remember either of their names, forgive me), in both games screw with Luigi by scaring him and whatnot
@@projectterminia7357 first that is to be expected from the goobs and personality wise the greenies are more playful while the goobs while playful them selfs seems to care about doing there jobs more. Other than being the red the slammers and hammers have completely different attacks the slammers where short tempered and not that bright the hammers on the other hand are lazy showing going sleep alot if times and are not dumb just cocky as they will flex on luigi they never showed to be out right dumb but they still have a anger problem like slammers. And the purple ones are a mix of the originals huggers enemies and darkmoons sneakers while they do turn invisible something both did and scare luigi they also grab on to him like the originals huggers enemies and even does instant damage and you have to shake them off. Similar yes reskins no at that point you should say the gold ghost and greenies are the same because they share the same purpose. They are not reskins similar yes but reskins I just can't call them that.
@@projectterminia7357 also yes while similar the yellow ghost can also move freely and throw stuff with out being in a object p and can even throw 3 things at a time something the blue ghost can not do.
@@projectterminia7357 I completely agree. I loved the ghosts in dark moon, their colorful looks, and personalities. Here tho their literally just reskined from dark moon with even fewer ghosts from that game. I think they look fine but I prefer the dark moon ones.
I've always loved your game reviews. Very detailed, full, and, enjoyable without being repetitive! Can't wait to play this game with my friend at his house.
@@ihatestairs9034 people don't seem to get that this game is more interested in making its own magic, over trying to recapture the magic of something from 20 year's ago That approach didn't work with Yoshi that's for sure
@@lonelywhale1548 I'd say I realize that its doing it's own thing. It's just I PERSONALLY want more of the original. I love when horror media doesn't feel like it's pulling it's punches despite being made for kids. (Billy and Mandy, Haunting Hour, Goosebumps, Invader Zim, Villanous, etc). So seeing the ghosts go from actually malicious and antagonistic in the first game, to....basically Minions in this game, for example, was quite the blow. But yeah, I agree lots of the original LM fans are getting way too strung out over a kids game. It's _frustrating_ after two sequels I still don't have a game to fill that spot in my heart that the first game did. But if other people are happy, and it's makin Nintendo money, that's cool. It's still better than fucking Dark Moon was. The only thing I WILL get strung out about for this game is.....yeah it's too bright. And there's already lights on? I thought the whole lore was that light scares ghosts away. So your flashlight surprises them to catch them? But in the lobby for instance, the flashlight is barely brighter than the ambient lighting?
@@SakoresDark Yeah the original had a special place in people hearts, and I'm fully ok with people liking the original the most. That game had a strange magic, that I don't think any Luigi mansion will every recapture. But when you get to the level of someone like the bit block, that's where I draw the line.
While the boos were a pushover, the fact that you can slam them to death at the speed that you do is hilarious
Pk Die Ω Plus they were pretty tedious in the first 2 games, so I’d rather them be after thoughts like this. Though, It would’ve been nice if they were important in the game, but whatever
Luigi ain’t fucking around anymore!
@@NoahDaArk
"You-a take-a my brother again! That's it! No more-a fucking around!"
come on and slam
@@chiiatore8364 AND WELCOME TO THE JAM!
E.gadd will probably give Luigi a wii U in Luigi's Mansion 4
the disk slot would be a hologram projector
It’s, the wii u.
OOOOOOOH, YEAH.
The Boo U
A Wii boo or a weeaboo
The wii oooooooooo
The grim cube
The nintendo screach
Actually, Luigi was the one who got the invitation, and decided to bring Mario, peach and the toads along. Classic Luigi's Mansion if you ask me.
You would think he’d learn it was a trick this time around.
@A.S I hope she made lotsa spaghetti!
@@juanrodriguez9971 Perhaps she was busy with spring training or something.
Considering the fact Mario didn't buy the whole "free real estate" ruse and scoped the place out in the first game, and King Boo also ridiculed Luigi and Mario for being gullible, it does seem strange that everyone swallowed the bait hook, line, and sinker
@@NotAGoodUsername360 I feel there's somewhat of a difference between "you won a mansion!" and "Come visit me in my hotel."
“H-E-Double Hockey Sticks”
Dang, dude. I haven’t heard anyone say that since I was a small child.
Gotta stay monetized lol
@@nicorobin8761 Nah he's just Canadian. We say it a lot.
It's all about the hockey sticks up in the Great North.
let me guess you got it from fred
Highly Explosive Double Hockey Sticks? Jesus I didn't know Canadians were so hardcore
One of my favourite animation details is that the lip synced E.gadd's gibberish they've been using for years
Those little touches are the best
“Yabba yabba”
"Chucha chucha chucha"
The not so interesting TJ try flashing him with the strobulb, you’ll be scarred for life
@@aidan.2263 yes
m o t m o t m o t
A little detail you missed that's a cute addition: In the very beginning Lobby before everyone gets nabbed, if you get close to some characters, the music will slightly shift into that particular character's theme!
Wow thats actually very cool
Yes it plays the 1-1 overworld music from the original super Mario bros when you get near Mario and plays Peach’s castle when you get near Peach
Also in your own hotel room in the beginning every time you face polterpup Luigi smiles. It melts my heart.
If you like Charles' acting in this, go play warioware gold. He is having so much fun as wario.
Logical Overdrive how did I forget about that Wario is on point in that. some might even say gold. I'll leave.
@@gamernation1829
*"IT'S. ME. WA-RI-O!"*
He really is golden in it though.
@@logicaloverdrive8197
Laughs*
Proceeds to choke after laughing*
@@arielglr7177 Go look up some cutscenes, I promise you he's killing it.
Luigi is best
Anytime luigi talks he gives me such a big smile seriously Charles nail it this time
Yes and especially his interactions with Polterpup are positively adorable!
Luigis mansion 4: curse of the luigi board
Comrade Clyde luigi’s mansion 5: birdbox
Comrade Clyde “how to destroy a weggy board?”
Paper luigi’s mansion
弾丸トリックスターアニメ that’s just Super Paper Mario
It would be cool if next time they went crazy and put Luigi in a haunted town but hey now that next level is done with Luigi’s Mansion 3 I need now my Mario strikers charged sequel
I love the fact that they included the virtual boy. Kinda wish they would've had Luigi blink like it hurts his eyes or something but it's hilarious that they included it.
"Charles Martinet gives what is possibly his most thorough and nuanced performance in the entire series."
You just not gonna talk about how Wario Ware Gold had full voice acting for Wario and his cohorts with CM going full ham in the former's case?
Too many people be sleeping on WWG...
Keep forgetting how many characters Charles actually voice.
Wario Ware Gold is another great example of Martinet's talent, it really makes me want a Wario Ware cartoon.
@@seacliff217 That would be pretty awesome
*"The money, the power... I feel it, growing, gurgling, it's... It's... Explosive! HA HA HA!"*
@@seacliff217 Well, in Grossology he voices Rocky the pimple guy, but that sounds too much like Luigi.
And in a Ratchet and Clank game he voices a plumber who says that plumbers don't go down pipes, which yeah, every gamer in the world can guess what this is supposed to be.
So let's take a moment to appreciate Paarthurnax, that big bad dragon from Skyrim!
One of my favorite little details is just before the King Boo boss fight after you briefly save Mario. Mario jumps over huge gaps and wall kicks up to the top of the castle in seconds while Luigi has to cautiously makes his way up. It does a great job highlighting the difference between the brothers personalities with zero dialogue. It's only a short section but manages to be probably my favorite moment in the game. Almost makes me wish they had some post game Bonus missions where you get to Ghost hunt as Mario with his moveset.
Wow. This just made me realize how much I want Mario to join his brother on the next ghost hunt. I can imagine Mario charging ahead while Luigi calls after him, shivering, and quietly opening doors along the hallway as he approaches the main hall-something like that. It could be great from a gameplay and puzzle perspective too, getting Mario to perform actions to solve puzzles together. I know this is Luigi's mansion, but I kinda want to see the brothers ghost hunt together.
@@frosted_glaceon5513 There's actually an unused version of Mario's model in the first Luigi's Mansion that gives him poltergust straps along with code for a 2P mode, but it was scrapped. They also planned to have Mario, Peach, and Toad be playable in Dark Moon's scarescraper, but this was also scrapped.
When Nitro pointed out the h*ll in Hellen Gravely but not the grave that peeved me
Yeah, that was the obvious one.
That was a grave mistake
Maybe he did that on purpose???
Because Gravely isn’t a normal name, therefore self explanatory that it’s a pun on the word grave. But Hellen is completely normal name that the “Hell” reference could very easily go over people’s heads
Luigi needs that dog in literally every game ever. Best addition to his character in history.
I read a comment pointing out how Polterpup is like Luigi's emotional support dog and now their relationship is even cuter in my eyes!
...that dog is also the reason though why the final mansion was twice as long though...
I hope Polterpup would be incorporated into Luigi's moveset in the next Smash Bros.
You mean Polterpup he has a name ya know..
"The original didn't have much lasting value"
*The online Luigi's Mansion community would like to know your location*
At this point any good old game with a online community will never die.
Huh, I guess the truth is out with why Mario never loses any weight. Luigi's Mansion 3 brings some interesting lore indeed.
Hey, lemme get a, uh,
🅱️oneless pizza, wid a two liter uh cope
glad Luigi got his own Mario Odyssey.
@Chelline R.
I still don't get you people.
@Chelline R. I have to question what goes through your head to think Mario Odyssey is a disappointing game.
No costumes options tho-
@@RandomCarGuy17
This. It expands upon 64 so much, and has postgame content out the ass. It's fun, definitely a fantastic 3D Mario game, quite possibly my favorite one.
@Chelline R. You've clearly come to the wrong place. Now take your blasphemous words elsewhere, fool.
That intro cinematic just blew my mind when I first started up the game! Getting punched in the face with good character animation has never felt this good
@Zachary Rugar Animated like Luigi's Mansion? Yes please!
I love the small details like if you go after and catch the cat and return to the director his movie is finished and you can actually watch it, it hilarious and wholesome to watch
This is probably the best Mansion game possibly because it's so much creative and you can do so much more then just vacuuming up ghosts 👻 like the first one but the original was so good it hit different because it was the very first 👻 I'm mad I never played all of the Luouegi Mansions
Fun fact, if your playing local coop some cutscenes change so luigi doesn't go into a sleepy trance if they are both present in the cutscene
It's nice to see that Next Level put as much love into making Luigi's Mansion 3 that they did for Punch Out.
Fun fact: the first boo you “have to find” is actually optional. You can just walk to the elevator and go to the next floor. Yikes.
Yeah I accidentally skipped the dialogue that told me how to actually reveal the damn things... soooo I have not found a single boo.. whoops
How is that bad again-
@@Mqstodon it’s only bad because I feel because they kinda do this whole thing like “go hunt boos it’ll be so cool!” And it feels wrong to just ignore it, but I do it every time lol
The brightness of the rooms can actually be adjusted, so you can make the hotel much darker, and more needing of a flashlight.
Cool, I had no idea! How do you do that?
Just hold the Home button for a few seconds a menu should apear where you can adjust sound and brightness
@@tijn0770 Oh right, totally forgot about that! Thanks.
Ven Ayda (only works on docked mode)
Totally a major Improvement form the last sequel and highly recommend If anyone didn't get a chance to play the 3rd sequel yet, It's truly amazing!
Agreed. Luigi's Mansion 3 is a great game. Such a big improvement over Dark Moon. Granted I wouldn't say Dark Moon is a bad game, it's fine for what it is, but I say Dark Moon is easily the worst of the three Luigi's Mansion games. The mission based structure that Dark Moon was going for really ruined the pacing of that game & I'm really happy to see 3 completely ditches that structure & instead went for a more level based structure this time, which I think works WAY better than the mission structure from Dark Moon, considering it's closer to the structure of the first Luigi's Mansion game.
@@metashade4218 I honestly don't need a 4th Instalment of Luigi's Mansion unless they truly want to go on out with Mario, Professor E.Gadd or even daisy finally being playable but doubt that'll happen anytime soon and already happy of what I've truly got.
@Meta Shade
Can we please admit that the first game hasn't aged well?
@@ultrairrelevantnobody1862 I disagree I think LM1 has aged pretty well. Granted it's not perfect. It does have its flaws, like the gameplay can get pretty repetitive at times & the puzzles being stupidly easy, but other then that I still think it's a fun game that anyone can play & I still think LM1 has the best gameplay structure of the three Luigi's Mansion games. It doesn't have a mission based structure that ruins the pacing of the game like in Dark Moon nor does it have any few filler moments like in Luigi's Mansion 3. I still stand by on what I said about Dark Moon being the worst of the Luigi's Mansion games, even I still think it's a good game for what it is.
"the gameplay can get pretty repetitive at times"
At times? The game goes like this. Go through a hallway, enter a doorway, solve a puzzle that isn't really a puzzle, suck the portrait ghost up, rinse and reppeat. The same goes for sucking up normal ghosts. There are a few decent puzzles and even several challenging portrait ghosts but this is incredibly rare.
I don't mind repetitive gameplay if the mechanics themselves are good. Now I haven't played 3 yet but I have played a bit of 2 a while back and it made going back to the first game a little hard due to the mechanics feeling unrefined and lacking some needed polish. Catching a ghost on your torch light is inconsistent and sucking them up feels noticeably wonky. Also, considering that's all you really do in the game, the game starts getting really monotonous.
"I still think LM1 has the best gameplay structure of the three Luigi's Mansion games."
This is something I have to address. LM1 is arguably just as linear as the second game (nearly debatably). The only time you would ever want to explore is to get all the gold as well as all of the boos although you need 45 so you are forced to explore a bit. Aside from that, the structure is very linear to the point where it might as well be mission based. The second game had a mission structure for a reason, it was designed to be played in small doses since it's portable. Now like I said, I've only played a bit of 2 a while back so I can't really comment much on the pros and cons of the mission structure. But I really do not see the first game as this big open mansion you can explore aside from having to suck up the annoying as hell boos.
There's also the lackluster boss fights which don't add much (and the third one is really badly designed) as well as the ridiculously short length which made me question why it took me so long to beat it as a kid.
Final take on Luigi's Mansion 1. I like the game fine enough despite how critical I've been. It's a great introduction to scary games for children and so are the sequels. There's certainly a charm to the game but the gameplay issues prevent me from seeing what all the fuss is about. Very nostalgic game but I've seen better Nintendo games.
I literally just finished watching your Luigi's Mansion review. 10/10 timing.
Dude. The video got uploaded 3 minutes ago..
Wait nvm you meant the original luigi's mansion
Bruh moment
Me too. I just watched his Luigi's Mansion and Dark Moon videos last night and I was thinking "I wonder when he'll do a Luigi's Mansion 3 review." Lo and behold I woke up the next morning and there it was.
"When there's something strange , in the neighborhood , who you gonna call, Luigi "
Luigi is scared so he's feeling weak in the legs. That's why he gotta use his stuff to jump.
DragoonBoom oh I thought the vacuum was heavy so Luigi couldn’t jump.
Glacier probably both.
@Glacier yeah even mario loses the ability to perform some of his moves when he comes into contact with E.Gadd's inventions, some of the moves from mario 64 aren't present in mario sunshine due to F.L.U.D.D being too heavy
Not even gonna lie. This is definitely my favorite Luigi’s Mansion game.
There’s actually a brightness slider that actually dims the in game lighting so don’t worry to much
Weak Sauce7 it doesn’t look too good though
Stratilex I don’t get it
Weak Sauce7 ? The brightness slider doesn’t comepletely solve the issue
Stratilex then Change the TVs brightness setting along with the games brightness slider, trust me, I did this and when there are no lights anywhere it’s near Pitch-black, I couldn’t see shit, and even if there are lights in the room, the flashlight will still serve a major part.
If the Mario movie is as well animated then I'll be happy even if the story is terrible!
It's Illumination, it won't
@@ddraven3180 It'll be a nightmare.
I can't wait.
I'd rather it be done by Next Level, not Illumination, they are a bunch of cheapskates and don't actually care about personality. Next Level does though.
And then it wasn’t
Animation-wise
My favorite part was the fact that Polterpup is with you throughout the whole game. He even saves Luigi's life three times!
Everytime i heard "Next Level Games", i think inmediatly of that Daisy animation on UA-cam
You know which one...
The one where get gets a seizure from a drink?
@@seabassthegamer6644 yep, that one
The one where daisy touches her fingers on her butt and it starts smoking?
Stratilex what?
Pablo Salgado it’s on youtube. It’s a cutscene in Mario strikers charged I believe
H E double hockey sticks got me lol. Haven’t heard that since elementary school ahaha.
I feel like that’s a Canadian thing.
@@ches2 I live in America, and I heard people say it all the time when I was younger.
I saw Charles Martinet at MCM London Expo. The man is a legend who loves everything he gets to voice in the Mario series!
i think they're just so neat
i'm so glad they love what they do
*(E Gadd proceeds to run in a circle frantically to show dominance)*
No he’s building up speed for a long jump.
@@cardboardfox6728 r/wooosh
By the way, there’s a secret game over in the beginning of the game during the king boo chase. If you get hit by King Boo’s tongue, you get trapped in a portrait where king boo laughs. It’s pretty much the same game over screen as the normal lm3 one. This is a great review! Super detailed! This is why you’re one of my favorites, James!
I turned down the brightness all the way and it made the atmosphere more immersive
Luigi’s mansion 3 is like dark moon on steriods, minus the misson structure. The animations are amazing! The puzzles are amazing! The graphics are (in my opinion) the best graphics the switch yet! The gameplay is like a mix of 1 and 2, but a good mix! The game’s biggest flaw is it’s combat. It’s to... overpowered
Videogamer0615 The real agent 3 don’t use the slam then.
@@koolaruni1988 not a good counter argument
If the game gives you a pistol and a unlimited nuclear bomb with one would you be using?
Saying "just dont use x" inst going to make it any better
How is it overpowered? The original is objectively just as easy if not for the really clunly flashlight mechanics, meaning sometimes it just doesn't work randomly
I thought the final boss was great, I didn't like the first Luigi's Mansion final boss BECAUSE it was Bowser. We already fight Bowser so much in the Mario series and they made King Boo as a new character specifically for Luigi's Mansion so seeing Bowser again felt kinda lazy to me, like they couldn't come up with anything so they were just like "eh just fight Bowser". I don't feel we need to have a twist final boss for the sake of it as long as the fight is good. Still this is a great video and everything else was spot on with how I felt about the game compared to the previous two.
What the hell are you doing here and why did nobody reply but me
I completely agree plus I thought the fight was a wee bit challenging
You could not have said it better my friend.
@@weirdgamer3134 well that technically wasn’t Bowser just a suit that king boo was piloting
@@millerkarageanes1562 yeah point still stands. Bowser simply wasn’t needed. Plus there, it was mostly the bowser suit that you fight, in Luigi’s mansion 2 and 3 you ACTUALLY fight king boo.
My headcanon for why luigi needs the poltergust to jump for him is just that it's really heavy
Mario booking it in the end game also shows that it's freaking heavy
He jumped muitple times in the game.
@@aaronjones6299 but those moments were usually the ones with comedic body language ie: jumpin from fear
Those are just staples of cartoons aesthetics and don't have anh place in discussions about...the actual physics
@@Mqstodon so Ethier way they still happened and are constant enough to show that Luigi can jump with a poltergust.
When it pops open at the end hundreds of ghosts fly out. Must be heavy
i almost agree with your opinion on Dark Moons soundtrack. However there are some really memorable pieces that sometimes just haunt me in the back of my mind.
Examples being:
-Gloomy manor theme
-Eerie staircase
-Trecherous mansion theme.
"O H ! D O G G Y !" Lol I love that.
The cutscene where Luigi rescues Mario made my heart explode
That scene is the purest thing in the mario universe
I’m so glad you had to say something about Luigi Mansion 3 soundtrack, I think it’s a pretty good soundtrack
Hey Nitro, something that I literally didn't realize until after I beat the game and played a bunch of scarescraper, if you're slamming a ghost, try only hitting A every half second or so, just after you slam them, instead of spamming the A button. You slam them a LOT faster and I feel the combat gets just a little more engaging. Great review btw, you explained exactly how I felt about Dark Moon and why I loved 3. I wasn't expecting to love it as much as I did, as someone who beat the original over 30 times over the years.
I'd describe luigis mansion 2 in one phrase: "I was born to be wild, but the cage was too small"
Can we all appreciate Polterpup for being the best doggo and staying & helping Luigi basically through the whole game?
I haven't finished the video yet so I dunno if he'll comment on it, but the tune that plays when you suck up a ghost changes which floor you're on! I loved it! It was so charming!
Daaaamn.. I wasn't aware of how good this game looks! This sure gives you a good reminder of what the Switch is able to do. :O
Who wants Luigi to work for the Ghostbusters? He can get the job no sweat.
Seriously though, for someone who has never played any of these games before, I'm willing to give this series a shot soon. Your reviews across the trilogy are outstanding pieces of work and your reviewing style is consistent and very entertaining.
Although saying that I've just remembered that I played the first Luigi's Mansion for 10 mins as a kid on one of those Gamecube Star machines in a hospital in my area. I remember just wondering around the mansion and Luigi humming to the music, it was wonderful
Hopefully in the future we may even get a Luigi's Mansion 4, it sounds crazy I know buy you never know, only time will time. Keep it up dude.
Luigi's Mansion - Critically better received than "Death Stranding".
Wasn't sure if I was gonna call this the best Luigi's Mansion, but once I got to that piano boss fight, I was hooked.
I was so hyped for this game, I avoided just about any and all footage to keep it all fresh, and the game delivered more than I even expected. I was excited but wary after Dark Moon, but LM3 is the perfect marriage of the strengths of the two preceding games.
Luigi does hum the music if you idle in an elevator after using it.
16:45 You're a man of culture, NR. ♡
That's my favorite soundtrack as well :D
I rewatched your first two Luigis mansion reviews just to be ready for this one!
Frankly the idea of fawful coming back (or any character from the RPG series) would bring untold amounts of joy to my heart.
15:12
The Gardner ghost looks like Terry Pratchett, you’re welcome Discworld fans.
I love the idea that E. Gadd and Fawful went to college together. I can picture E. Gadd giving him a swirlie, too.
Uh oh. Nitro said the forbidden no-no word: H E el el!
i require: *C L O U T*
This video was a pretty good balance between what you actually though, and what you are supposed to say.
I got all those Boos for nothing.
You get a flashlight.
You can barely even notice it.
This is a really great video, one of my favorites of yours. You explained yourself really well and compared and contrasted the 3 games perfectly. You should be proud of this one!
Bosses are an outdated concept and when I buy a game I'm owed a victory. I need to spend 60 bucks on a game and only get a title screen that says I win
If that was a joke, I'm sorry, it wasn't funny. It is wasn't.... No.
@@Fooza05 it was a joke and you're not the authority on humor :P
@@Deadwolf27 lol sorry, I was being a bit rude there xd.
@@Fooza05 you're good
I am going to be honest before I read the replies I was confused on what the comment mint.
A thing I love is how the entire main game after obtaining Gooigi...
Is 2-player co-op.
I haven't gotten anyone to play the game with me yet, but still, the fact that it's there makes me happy.
The game looks great! And It's relaly nice that they actually had createive freedom for the boss ghosts, unlike the more recent Mario RPGs that got inexplicably hit with the "No Original Characters" mandate which resulted in pretty much very boss being "Giant version of an enemy" or something
Nintendo knows not to restrict Luigi’s Mansion. We don’t get these games often but they’re pretty popular when they release. This game proves that NLG cares about the criticism they receiver.
Aside from the game bring a little too bright, it's absolutely amazing what they've done here. I really love taking old mechanics and improving upon them, and introducing so many cool new ways to use them. This is the true sequel to the original Luigi's Mansion to me.
A concept: what if instead of just King Boo, the final fight also involved Boolossus, and Boolossus' power depended on how many Boos were remaining in the hotel? It could be a Breath of the Wild thing where completing optional objectives can make the final fight easier.
Well, either that, or basically a combination of the two in a sense.
Honestly, I figured they could try the muitiple building structure from 2 again, but with a more natural flow compared to the mission structure. And I figured that, wkgh that in mind, they could go with a sort of Silent Hill/Lovecraft type approach, where E Gadd invited Mario, Lugi and his friends to help renovate an abandoned town, only to realize that it was abandoned because it had some ancient evil locked away below, that King Boo was planning to release.
And, after dealing with some supernatural anomalies, as well as potentially having Luigi's friends get their bodies hijacked by spirits, and therefore, you have to fight them similarly to Veran in Oracle of Ages, of hitting the ghost, without damaging the body, you get to where King Boo is, who releases the entity, only to realize his mistake, when the entity turns out to not be interested in any bargaining, and basically KOs King Boo, with the entity being the final boss, which after defeating, then leads to King Boo getting sucked up in like a cutscene or whatever, afterwards.
With the ability to slam the ghosts around, the combat kinda channels the spirit of Brock Samson. Seriously, you could play the track "Assclamp!" over footage of Luigi slamming the ghosts around, and it would be tight as hell.
i dont think the king boo final fight was as unsurprising for you as for me. i felt it made a pretty good conection with the previous boss fight and floor! through out the 15th floor you go through Helen Gravely´s penthouse looking through all the paintings and decoration and it paints a pretty clear picture that it snot that she just admires King Boo but that she kinda has deep feelings for him (she keeps king boo shaped pillows on her bed fer chrissake). and shes constantly infuriated by her staffs inability to stop Luigi because it means shes failing the one she so admires. Shes putting so much on the line, her hotel, her staff, her precious pet, all to get the admiration of her idol so he can see her the same way she sees him.
but after conquering all she could throw at you and reaching the roof of so many dangers, we confront King Boo, where he shows what he thinks of all Gravely has done for him... and he really doesnt give a shit. Hes just annoyed that she coudlnt do the thing he wanted. like he never cared about her, just capturing Luigi and gang. He just doesnt care about her at all, just using her resources. he even goes as far as making the portrait gigantic in order to capture Luigi, eventually causing the entire hotel to collapse (you have to admit, that part of the fight was pretty cool). he would level the whole hotel to catch Luigi. King Boo is a fuggin jerk and im happy you catch him.
This is one of those rare games where I never want to skip _any_ of the cutscenes.
This is the best sequel to hotel mario
I grew up with dark moon and i love it to bits. I love just randomly replaying it. 3 i also love but for different reasons. For example the fact they put 8 player muktiplayer in deserves an award.
I loved the hearts! I really suck at getting through games so I really loved it!! Maybe if they had a difficulty system for different players it could have been for more advanced players.
22:46 - That’s Boolossus! Man, it’s nice to see ya, buddy!
I loved all the boss ghosts in this game. My favorites were Morty, Amadeus Wolfgeist, and the skeleton T-Rex
23:24 These games have a ton of souls. You fight hundreds of them.
12:24 Mario eats a lot of pizza? Is that a reference to the super Mario brother's super show where he also eat a lot of pizza?
One thing I think Luigi's Mansion 3 took inspiration from outside of the Mario franchise were those 90s point-and-click adventure games, the puzzle sequence in the Movie Studio level really felt like a puzzle straight out of those kinds of games.
I'm really glad a game with a bit of that DNA is doing really well commercially and critically, especially after being told they don't sell well. Then genre simply needed a new coat of paint and I think Luigi's Mansion 3 is an example of how that can work.
I’ve been super hyped for this video!!
Awesome review man, out of all the Gaming youtubers I was most looking forward to your LM3 review!
We need next level games to make the Mario movie instead of illumination.
@Sea Biscuit
You say that like the movie was any better after the fix
So my wife really struggled on the boss fights and she really appreciated the extra hearts they gave her. It felt like a second chance to learn the boss attacks and she kept saying how grateful she was that they weren’t immediately failing her
wtf when will you get the subscribers you deserve, you're such a talented content creator, your work is always so clean damn, could you look into beyond good & evil or kya: dark lineage? that would be hella awesome :)
A little thing I love about the music section is that there is a player piano in his dressing room hinting that the ghost never even knew how to play lol
I almost forgot this was a Mario game until I saved mario
Definitely plan on getting this one! I've seen the entirety of 1 and 2 (Played 2 but never finished it), and this one looks amazing!
what they should have done is add an extra settings mode option to change the enviorment lighting so you can have a normal mode and a dark mode where everything is more dark and spooky so that everyone can get what they want and to also make the flashlight actually useful
6:26 If you hadn't pointed out that detail, I would have never noticed! Crazy how I've watched these cutscenes almost a dozen times since beating the game, and there are STILL so many little details and nuances I haven't discovered yet.
This game helped me realize that Mario 64, Luigi's Mansion, Sunshine, Dark Moon, and Odyssey all take place in one specific continuity. The reason why Luigi isn't playable in those Mario titles is because, in this continuity, Luigi has none of Mario's moves. We see that clearly when Mario parkours up the building while Luigi watches hopelessly.
That combined with the obvious stuff like Egadd's technology being in Sunshine, of course.
Had a big Halloween party on launch day and most of our group did a speed run to unlock Scarescraper. We ended up playing Scarescraper for a whole week afterwards. It's really simple and basic but there was something inherently fun working together to solve puzzles, and the clear conditions are actually pretty tight so you really get into the rhythm of a well oiled machine.
i mean Fawful is dead, it would be kinda hard for him to- oh wait those games have ghosts.
...huh.
As if death means anything in the Mario games
@@putridmoldyman306 as if dead means anything on most japanease ips
Wow already glad to see how quickly you put this up I really love the videos!
I didn't even notice that about Helen gravely's name through the entire game
18:55 I just realized this cutscene is different if you played in co-op!! (which i did the first time). In Co-op Luigi is fully awake and shouts "I did it!" as Gooigi shakes in the back as if to say "Excuse me, I did all the work while you stood over there"
Honestly my biggest issue, while pretty nit picky, is that the generic ghosts really are just reskins of Dark Moon ghosts
Okay explain how.
So basically, the Goob (Blue bois) behave like greenies, basic enemy that can arm themselves/wear armor
The hammers are crushers but square, strong and dumb (personality wise)
The guys who throw stuff at Luigi are practically ripped from Dark Moon but recolored from blue to yellow
And the pink/purple ghost who sneaks around (I do not remember either of their names, forgive me), in both games screw with Luigi by scaring him and whatnot
@@projectterminia7357 first that is to be expected from the goobs and personality wise the greenies are more playful while the goobs while playful them selfs seems to care about doing there jobs more.
Other than being the red the slammers and hammers have completely different attacks the slammers where short tempered and not that bright the hammers on the other hand are lazy showing going sleep alot if times and are not dumb just cocky as they will flex on luigi they never showed to be out right dumb but they still have a anger problem like slammers.
And the purple ones are a mix of the originals huggers enemies and darkmoons sneakers while they do turn invisible something both did and scare luigi they also grab on to him like the originals huggers enemies and even does instant damage and you have to shake them off.
Similar yes reskins no at that point you should say the gold ghost and greenies are the same because they share the same purpose. They are not reskins similar yes but reskins I just can't call them that.
@@projectterminia7357 also yes while similar the yellow ghost can also move freely and throw stuff with out being in a object p and can even throw 3 things at a time something the blue ghost can not do.
@@projectterminia7357 I completely agree. I loved the ghosts in dark moon, their colorful looks, and personalities. Here tho their literally just reskined from dark moon with even fewer ghosts from that game. I think they look fine but I prefer the dark moon ones.
I've always loved your game reviews. Very detailed, full, and, enjoyable without being repetitive!
Can't wait to play this game with my friend at his house.
Too bad alot of og fans are hating on this game for not being enough like the first
Lonely Whale eh it’s kinda valid but at least LM3 is a step in the right direction
@@ihatestairs9034 people don't seem to get that this game is more interested in making its own magic, over trying to recapture the magic of something from 20 year's ago
That approach didn't work with Yoshi that's for sure
Lonely Whale More like LM2’s magic but aight
@@lonelywhale1548 I'd say I realize that its doing it's own thing. It's just I PERSONALLY want more of the original. I love when horror media doesn't feel like it's pulling it's punches despite being made for kids. (Billy and Mandy, Haunting Hour, Goosebumps, Invader Zim, Villanous, etc). So seeing the ghosts go from actually malicious and antagonistic in the first game, to....basically Minions in this game, for example, was quite the blow.
But yeah, I agree lots of the original LM fans are getting way too strung out over a kids game. It's _frustrating_ after two sequels I still don't have a game to fill that spot in my heart that the first game did. But if other people are happy, and it's makin Nintendo money, that's cool. It's still better than fucking Dark Moon was.
The only thing I WILL get strung out about for this game is.....yeah it's too bright. And there's already lights on? I thought the whole lore was that light scares ghosts away. So your flashlight surprises them to catch them? But in the lobby for instance, the flashlight is barely brighter than the ambient lighting?
@@SakoresDark Yeah the original had a special place in people hearts, and I'm fully ok with people liking the original the most. That game had a strange magic, that I don't think any Luigi mansion will every recapture.
But when you get to the level of someone like the bit block, that's where I draw the line.
This game has so much personality, and I think it's a great way for me to be introduced to the Luigi's Mansion series.
I’m still wondering what’s more terrifying, Chainsaw Luigi in this game, or Sniper Luigi in the Rabbids crossover game
So, I got this game yesterday and it is so dam good, thanks for reviewing it!