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Luigi’s Mansion – Gamecube Game

Name: Luigi's Mansion - Gamecube Game
SKU: 4799513100311
Price: 74.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.84 (342 reviews)

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Rated 4.84 out of 5 based on 342 customer ratings

(342 customer reviews)

The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Luigi steps out from the shadow of his brother Mario and into the gloomy shadows of a very haunted house in this, his first-ever starring role. As it turns out, Mario is also trapped within the mansion, so along with the help of Professor E. Gadd, Luigi must defeat all 23 of the house’s inhabitants to save Mario and take back the mansion. As Luigi, you’ll search for the keys that open the many locked doors; vacuum coins, cash, and gold bars; and explore vases, bookcases, and drawers. From the brick-walled basement to the gloomy grounds, Luigi’s Mansion is packed with chills, thrills, and creepy surprises.

PRODUCT DETAILS Luigi’s Mansion – Gamecube Game
UPC:045496960018
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Nintendo Gamecube
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:GC_LUIGIS_MANSION

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

Additional information

Weight	8 lbs
Product Type	Games
Platform	GameCube
ESRB Rating	Everyone
Genre	Action & Adventure
Players	1-4
Condition	Used

342 reviews for Luigi’s Mansion – Gamecube Game

Rated 5 out of 5

Marley Ross – June 24, 2023

This game is so much fun! I have been playing Luigiâ€™a Mansion games since I was a little kid. Itâ€™s so complex and I will say it can be a little difficult, but I think itâ€™s a must for the switch. Itâ€™s perfect for all ages and skill levels.Note: When using Gooigi, you have to press on the right joystick instead of the R button.
Rated 5 out of 5

iMacMan – June 24, 2023

I am hooked on this game. Very fun. Controls not too confusing. I use the switch pro controller because My hands are too big for the regular switch controllers.This game gives you directions but also gives you a lot of time to explore around and find things. Good mix of fun while not completely eating up all your free time.

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4.8

Based on 342 reviews

5 star	84	84%
4 star	16	16%
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1-10 of 56 reviews

Z W
Reviewer

June 23, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
My son loves this game, but the controls are more for a boat or something. 1 stick is for moving forward in whatever direction you have oriented Luigi with the other stick, so it is really awkward compared to any of the Mario64 style games.
Stephanie
Reviewer

June 22, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
I haven’t gotten very far into the game yet, but it is a very cute game and concept. Fun to play solo or with friends and family
Andrew Hensley
Reviewer

June 20, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
This is a fun game that bring back great memories from playing the first one on the game cube. Itâ€™s not difficult.
Megan
Reviewer

June 17, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Not bad! Game is much closer to Luigi’s Mansion 2 through the middle of the game than the original, which disappointed me, but there’s something here for fans of either. Not perfect, but definitely suggest if you’re interested.
Vincent
Reviewer

June 16, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Typical Luigi Mansion game. Use Polterguest to solve creative puzzles. This time, there are new abilities to play around with—Story:Mario, Peach, and Toads are kidnapped during their stay at a hotel. Luigi goes through haunted hotel to save them.—GraphicsWay better than past games with excellent lighting and textures. Love the characters facial and body animations in this game as it gives them a lot of personality. Most objects are not bolted to the ground so you can interact with them. One of the best looking games on the Nintendo Switch—Gameplay:–Poltergust G-00:Main vacuum weapon of this game. Way too overpowered especially with the slam move. No Ghostbusters drag tug-o-war in this game. Most enemies are taken out by shining light to stun them, then suck them up, slam them till they burst into coins.Combat is pretty weak, but the puzzle elements are really funAble to suck up items/enemies, blow air out.Use Light and Dark flashlight like in the ‘Dark Moon’ gameSuction shot: shoot a plunger to attach and throw heavy objectsBurst attack: shoot down dust to jump, move ground items out of the waySlam: suck up ghosts by the tail and slam them around like Hulk did to Loki the Avenger’s movie–Guigi:A goo or slim version of Luigi.Able to go between vents, spikes and other objectsBut is weak to water and he’ll melt like the witch from the Wizard of OzYou Switch between Luigi and Guigi to pull levers simultaneously, hit switches at different locations, hold an object, boost.
Krystal
Reviewer

June 14, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Loving the game so far only had it for only 2 days love the game play love the story line the cute little details I canâ€™t wait for me to actually beat it definitely got stuck a few times it definitely makes me have to work on my patience lol
A. Trivedi
Reviewer

June 11, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Lush environments, great soundtrack, but controls were extremely annoying and cumbersome. The boss battles were extraordinarily tedious, and were not novel or interesting in the least. The last 2 boss battles were among some of the most cumbersome ive ever played.However, the graphics are great, the puzzles are a lot of fun, and the regular ghost battles are also tons of fun. The Gooigi system is pretty cool and makes for novel interesting puzzles. The character animations are top notch. However the boss battles and controls are super tedious, you have been warned. Worth a play through, but wouldn’t play again.
Vincent
Reviewer

June 6, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Typical Luigi Mansion game. Use Polterguest to solve creative puzzles. This time, there are new abilities to play around with—Story:Mario, Peach, and Toads are kidnapped during their stay at a hotel. Luigi goes through haunted hotel to save them.—GraphicsWay better than past games with excellent lighting and textures. Love the characters facial and body animations in this game as it gives them a lot of personality. Most objects are not bolted to the ground so you can interact with them. One of the best looking games on the Nintendo Switch—Gameplay:–Poltergust G-00:Main vacuum weapon of this game. Way too overpowered especially with the slam move. No Ghostbusters drag tug-o-war in this game. Most enemies are taken out by shining light to stun them, then suck them up, slam them till they burst into coins.Combat is pretty weak, but the puzzle elements are really funAble to suck up items/enemies, blow air out.Use Light and Dark flashlight like in the ‘Dark Moon’ gameSuction shot: shoot a plunger to attach and throw heavy objectsBurst attack: shoot down dust to jump, move ground items out of the waySlam: suck up ghosts by the tail and slam them around like Hulk did to Loki the Avenger’s movie–Guigi:A goo or slim version of Luigi.Able to go between vents, spikes and other objectsBut is weak to water and he’ll melt like the witch from the Wizard of OzYou Switch between Luigi and Guigi to pull levers simultaneously, hit switches at different locations, hold an object, boost.
Fredip
Reviewer

May 25, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
This is my first Luigi game so I had no idea what to do. As a result, I nearly sent it back because all I seemed to do was go in circles in the same room without the ability to do anything. In part this is because in other Nintendo games Mario and his cohorts are able to pick up things and I assumed Luigi would be the same. The other problem I faced was the developers’ use of the X button to do things. In every other Nintendo game I’ve played the A button is used so, quite frankly, I thought something was wrong with the functionality of the game itself. But once I tracked down a walkthrough I found on the Internet, I learned that the X button was right and it got me moving into the game.I’m a pretty experienced gamer and I have to say I find the controls somewhat difficult. Trying to keep the vacuum cleaner pointing in the right direction doesn’t seem to be easy for me. I have the same problem with the flashlight. That being said, I find that, due to the perspective perhaps, it’s difficult to tell what direction the characters in this game and some other Switch games are facing. So if you try to point them (or their tools) at a 45 degree angle, it’s very difficult to tell whether or not they are, in fact, pointed that way until the ghost clobbers you or you fire off the flashlight and see it’s not pointing where you think it is.Once you get the hang of the controls however, the game play goes smoothly and there’s a lot to explore. The graphics are amazing and Luigi’s.
Ross
Reviewer

May 23, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Since there is so much good to this game, I’m going to start with the bad. Its probably the worst thing in the game by far. The low health notification(s). Its a LOUD beep, very similar to other Nintendo titles. However, this COMPLETELY drowns out every other sound in the game. Boss fight get you low? Good luck with immersion if you get low health. It’s so obnoxious where I either reload the game, or just stop playing and consider moving on to a different title. If you’re a parent and your kids suck at games? You’re gunna have a bad time.Now for the good. Everything else in this game is beyond exceptional. The graphics are beautiful. The sound*(except the beeps) is fantastic. The story is cute and funny. It’s everything I wanted from this title. If you want Luigi’s Mansion, that’s exactly what you’re getting. Some of the bosses have that so specific it can be infuriating feel. Like you’ll know exactly what you have to do, but how you do it might be a mystery in the fight. Its not terrible, but it can be frustrating at times.I’m fairly close to finishing it, and other than those beeps that will seriously drive you up the wall because of not just how loud, but how repetitive they are. Health isn’t hard to come buy, but in boss fights it can be a while before it drops.

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342 reviews for Luigi’s Mansion – Gamecube Game