IGN - Underappreciated in its debut, the innovations of this GameCube launch title are finally paying off.
Luigi's Mansion is the best Mario spin-off, and we need a lot more games like it
I enjoyed LM3 well enough but honestly, I was expecting more. I want to see Nintendo get a little more ambitious with IP's like Luigi's Mansion. Expand the dev budget for a game like this and increase production value. I want to see LM expand into a true free-roaming "open world" type of game. Break away from the fixed plane level design and give Luigi the same kind of freedom Mario has in say, Odyssey.
Following a lengthy season of Mario and Luigi sets (and more recently, the debut of the LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog set), the new Luigi’s Mansion LEGO expansion set is now available in partnership with Nintendo.
The 3DS had been out for years, and the hardware was dated. Looking back on it, the Luigi's Mansion Remake should have been on the Switch.
They should have expanded on it, added new rooms, ghosts and even some new modes for New Game +
It's not a bad port but definitely the gcn version is still a classic. 3ds did some things better but overall i do prefer the console version.
I would say the Luigi’s Mansion and it’s 3DS sequel should come to Switch as a package. But I’d also like Metroid Samus Returns and Link Between Worlds to come to Switch too.
Y’all are crazy. Playing Luigi mansion in 3d was incredible. That’s a huge upgrade
3D was cool, but graphically it looked inferior even to the dated Gamecube visuals.
I wish this was remade for the Wii. And I wish Luigi's Mansion 2 was made for the Wii U and not the damn 3DS. This is on of the best games on Gamecube. It's a 10/10 must have game on GC in my book and it's perfect for the Wiimote. I don't get why this isn't heading to console.