The 3D effect of this game can tops Super Mario 3D Land and Kid Icarus: Uprising. It is almost like you are looking through a window where everything seems like you can reach in and touch it. Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon’s 3D effect is like no other. For a handheld game, Nintendo did a great job with the controls making them feel right and easy.
Personally, I’m not a big fan of gyroscope controls, but in this game they are pretty good. Of course, Nintendo included gyroscope controls to look around a room or outside. If an item becomes dislodged into the Poltergust 500, simply press L to push the item out.
The stroboscope also reveals hidden items and areas. To capture a ghost, press A to stun a ghost with your stroboscope, then pull back with the circle pad pro, and finally press R to suck the ghost into the Poltergust 5000. The controls for this game are easy to remember. Then, the peace of Evershade Valley will be restored, and the ghosts will become normal once again. Luigi must travel through five different mansions using the Poltergust 5000 and other special tools to recover a piece of the Dark Moon in each mansion after a boss battle. This causes the once peaceful ghosts to become mean, silly, and do unusual things. However, up in the sky, where the Dark Moon is resting, it suddenly becomes cracked into pieces when King Boo strikes it. Gadd was studying paranormal activities with his peaceful ghosts. On a peaceful night in Evershade Valley, Professor E. The story for Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon is quite simple. A game that has been long-awaited for many years, was the wait for this sequel worth it? Available for download on the eShop or physical retail copy, this game was priced at $39.99 MSRP. Over 10 years since its predecessor was released, Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon (or also known as Luigi’s Mansion 2 in Europe) was released on March 24th, 2013.
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