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XMNR: Newegg introduced some new pre-order game deals Thursday for a pair of upcoming Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 titles - Deadpool and Castlevanis 2: Lords of Shadow. There's also a sale on the official Tomb Raider Xbox 360 controller plus a discount on Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon for the Nintendo 3DS as well as a handful of PC titles such as the original Witcher.

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With Mario stepping to the side for what Nintendo is calling The year of Luigi, Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon is in theory the perfect opening for everyones favorite green-wearing underdog. With its predecessor being such a beloved cult classic, could a portable rendition with a significant amount of both gameplay and progression changes do anything for fans of the GameCube launch title?

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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon still number one in the charts

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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon still number one in the charts

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Worldwide Hardware YTD: 1: 3DS 2,376,024 2: PS3 2,056,467 3: X360 1,379,802 4: WiiU 610,089 5: PSV 606,815 6: Wii 502,170 7: PSP 398,260 8: DS 347,991 Worldwide Software YTD: 1: Dragon Warrior VII (3DS) - 1,197,198 2: Call of Duty: Black Ops II (PS3) - 1,101,778 3: Call of Duty: Black Ops II (X360) - 1,086,139 4: Animal Crossing: New Leaf (3DS) - 1,022,545 5: Gears of War: Judgment (X360) - 964,831 6: God of War: Ascension (PS3) - 918,406 7: Tomb Raider (2013) (PS3) - 896,289 8: Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (3DS) - 875,615 9: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (PS3) - 844,374 10: Tomb Raider (2013) (X360) - 794,628

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Pure Nintendo: "Sitting down and playing Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon is simply a joy. From the moment I walked up to the Gloomy Manor I knew I was in for a purely fun game. The number of hidden items to discover in the game is staggering. Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon is the ultimate showcase of the 3DS and one of my favorite games of 2013."

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Dustin Spencer from Capsule Computers writes: "Luigi has been around for nearly as long as Mario, playing second fiddle to his famed brother. Over ten years ago, Luigi got his time to shine in Luigi's Mansion (I don't count Mario is Missing, if you're wondering). The game is to this day considered to be one of the strongest titles that hit the platform, and has garnered a hungry following that have begged for more for years. That day to feast has come, Luigi fans. Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon is everything we could have asked for in a sequel, with five mansions to explore, a brand new multiplayer mode, and all of the charms of the original. The question is, can this shunned brother prove himself on a new platform, or does this follow-up prove to be too late to the party?"

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GameDynamo - "Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon expands upon the premise and gameplay set down by its 12-year old predecessor. Just like in 2001, Luigi dons a flashlight vacuum in order to suck up pesky ghosts, but this time the mechanics are somewhat beefier. "

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Slant Magazine: "Dark Moon contains only a few misfires, like the cumbersome gyroscopic control sequences, the one-note multiplayer Scarescraper mode which feels slackly tacked on, and the game's strict mission-based structure that minimizes the amount of widespread exploration. If Next Level Games had opted to make Dark Moon more of an open-world experience, granting the player free will to poke around its gloomily graceful environments without continual check-in interruptions, it could have been equated to a minor masterpiece. But the game is still something of a small wonder, packing a shocking degree of detail into its slight handheld package, and once again daringly justifying Luigi's involuntary position in the limelight."