Luigi's Mansion (GC) Reviews

In Luigi's Mansion you must save Mario who is trapped in the haunted house that he inherits. It has been taken over by ghosts so you have to go clean up their act, literally with a hoover :P. The game relies on your catching all the ghosts and building up points, hthe control are simple as is the gameplay. You first must stun ghosts ...  Read the complete review

I'm a fan of the majority of the Mario games, but was a bit skeptical as to whether Luigi could star in a game by himself - does he have the charm and star power to make it on his own, or is Mario sorely missed? Not to mention, the gameplay videos I saw when it first came out gave me the impression that it'd be quite repetitive. The ...  Read the complete review

The theme of the Luigi's Mansion game is to save Luigi's brother Mario trapped in the haunted house of Luigi. The house has been taken over by ghosts who keep coming from each room looking to attack Luigi. The game does generate a lot of interest for kids as its a good one for them to play.I got this as the first game for my Nintendo Gamecube a ...  Read the complete review

Being a fan of the older games I got myself Luigi's mansion on the Gamecube as I hadn't been on the gamecube for a while. I got it cheap second hand as I've found that the Gamecube games are a bit hit and miss, so it is better to find them at the cheapest going rate. Luigi's mansion has a very simple premise, and that is that you are ...  Read the complete review

*here be spoilers* I bought this game with my Gamecube for £5, an official Nintendo game, you can't go wrong...or so I thought. Basically, Luigi inherits a house, a haunted house. So he decides to clean it up - simple!! Initially I played this for 10 minutes, didn't know what was going on and so put it on the shelf ...  Read the complete review

This was the very first game I have for my game cube. I was initially amazed by the step up from the Nintendo 64 games as it ran so smoothly and simply looked amazing in comparison to the previous super Mario games. The plot is quite simple Mario and Luigi win a dream mansion in some form of competition they don't quite remember ...  Read the complete review

This game is worth buying! its so fun, i really like it, but sometimes it can be really hard. It can make you jump sometimes. Poor Mario though, he gets trapped in a painting, but what i'm really pleased with is that instead of Mario as the main character, Luigi is! and this is proberly the only game that Luigi will appear in as the ...  Read the complete review

This game was released as a launch title for the Gamecube back in May 2002. I'd been meaning to buy it for a while, since I'm a big fan of the Super Mario series and this one stuck out since it's Luigi who's the main character (for those who don't know, he's Mario's younger brother). About a month ago I finally bought a copy, and I wasn't ...  Read the complete review

-(Game Information)- Name:Luigi's Mansion Published and Developed by Nintendo Genre:Fantasy Action Adventure Release Date:May 3, 2002 Age Rating:3+ Number Of Players:1 Developer Site:www.nintendo.com/home Memory Card Usage:3 Blocks -(History)- Nintendo is one of the primary hardware and ...  Read the complete review

Luigi’s Mansion is a relatively strange entry in the Nintendo / Mario franchise, as it is one of the few games that I'm aware of that has Luigi as the main character, as opposed to Mario himself. In reality, it might just as well have been Mario, but it’s still nice to see all the favourite Mario characters – Toady, Bowser and Boo to name just a ...  Read the complete review

Oh my for the first time that i can remember not a mario game at launch this has to be a first for nintendo. when i first know the gamecube was going to be release i went to the shop to pre order and pre order mario i was in shock when i was told no mario game it is going to be luigi well i was happy as there had not been a luigi game since mario ...  Read the complete review

“What’s this? A skinny guy with a moustache in blue dungarees and wearing green cap? What happened to the fat guy with the moustache in blue dungarees and wearing a red cap?” That’s probably what many Gamecube owners expressed when they first looked at the Gamecubes launch line-up. Mario, Nintendo’s ...  Read the complete review

When my boyfriend first bought this game, I thought, well this looks sorta like a real kiddy game. However I gave it a try nonetheless. And I'm glad I did! Luigis Mansion is amazing, it doesn't deserve all the low ratings and stick it has been getting elsewhere. Anyway, the general gist of the game is Luigi has won a ...  Read the complete review

Dear Diary, It?s Luigi here again. I have just received news of me winning a mansion! I got the letter in the post today! Unfortunately, I don?t remember entering the competition. Any way, who cares, it?s a mansion, it?s free and it is mine! All MINE! Mario is going over tonight to check it out? Never learn those Mario brothers ...  Read the complete review

What is this? A new Nintendo console being released without a new Mario game? What do they think they are playing at? I was quite surprised by Nintendo`s decision not to release the new Mario game until a few months after the GameCube was released, but it has appeared on the horizon and will be with us shortly. Until then if you want ...  Read the complete review

Todays reviews, in magazines, on websites and the like, tend to be more based on personal preference. Lets take magazine A for instance, if one reviewer prefers strategy games to any other, he'll be less likely to give a decent review to say, a racing game. How does this relate to Luigi's Mansion? Well this game gets some odd ...  Read the complete review

Luigi's Mansion has suffered a collection of underserved stick since its release on May 3rd. Luigi's Mansion was the main launch title for both America and Japan (Star Wars Rogue Leader in Europe) and as it didn't live up to the normal ground breaking title expected at a Nintendo launch then therefore it is bad. But despite this it is ...  Read the complete review

So Nintendo decided to make the Green plumber the main focus for one of the main launch games for the Gamecube. Rock on. The plot of the game is relatively easy to understand. Lugi has won the titular mansion in a contest and for unknown reasons Mario decideds to go and visit it first. Eventually Luigi turns up only to find from my ...  Read the complete review

It might just show what the Gamecube can do but it's also a great laugh for all you Mario fans. - Advantages: Fun, Graphics, Sound - Disadvantages: Repetative, Tough to get used to controls

So, I finally got a new game system. After five years of school, one with a N64, and fourtelling everyone who’d care to listen I’d never buy a Nintendo system again because they refuse to make either RPGs or games for people older than 14, I finally got one. Well, I did sort of stay true to my word, because I didn’t buy the ...  Read the complete review