Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon Review

By Kevin Schaller

Luigi's my single favorite scaredy-cat.

The last time I admit to being extremely wowed by the way a game looked, it was the first Luigi's Mansion on the Gamecube. There was something about—as cheesy as it might sound—the way Luigi's hands looked and moved in the close-ups that really struck me. That was how games should…

  • Beautiful appearance and animation
  • Music is perfect, some borrowed from the Gamecube
  • Luigi's in the starring role!
  • Bite-sized quests, full-sized game
  • Controls have some learning curve
  • Online mode is fun
  • ... when it's not TOTALLY BROKEN

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Kevin Schaller
Kevin Schaller

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