Luigi's Mansion 3: Nintendo Talks About Whether Luigi Will Stop Being A Coward

Nintendo answers some important questions about upcoming Switch sequel, Luigi's Mansion 3.

[strayanalog]

Easter egg anniversary hidden in plain sight (nice touch) and launching a game with no DLC because all the content is in the game, which is always a relief to hear/read when it happens. Man, this might be my most anticipated game this year.

[Sono421]

I'm very hyped for this game, but worried about the fact they still haven't told us a release date.

[strayanalog]

Keep the faith, Sono. From a fellow gamer to another, I send you this quote from Mr. Miyamoto in your time of doubt: "A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad."

[AK91]

I hope not his cowardness adds to the charm of Luigi's mansion.

[King_Noctis]

You are right. The game wouldn’t be as funny if Luigi is being too much of a brave dude.

[Jimneous]

He's not really a coward just for being afraid. He always sticks around to finish the job, despite his fear.

[Segata]

A coward would run away. He faces his fear despite how much it stresses him out.

[FullmetalRoyale]

"Being brave, doesn't mean you go looking for trouble." -Mufasa

[Einhander1971]

That’s the whole charm of these games, if he just walked around like a drone then it would lose all character.

[NarutoFox]

I can't wait to play this game

[Immagaiden]

This is one of the few series that has horror elements where the main protagonist doesn’t take every in stride.

[Sirk7x]

Coward? Luigi presses on and saves his brother even though he's obviously terrified for his life. That's the exact opposite of cowardice.