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Having trouble getting through Haunted Towers in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon? Let our guide help you make it through!

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Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon is the 3DS followup to the 2001 Gamecube launch title, Luigis Mansion. Produced by Shigeru Miyamoto, published by Nintendo, and developed by Canadian studio, Next Level Games, Dark Moon is a title that, while immediately fun, charming and rewarding, ultimately beats the player over the head with too much of a good thing....

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The Gamers' Temple: "Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon is very easy to recommend. It's fun, charming, and one of the best games available on the 3DS. I just hope that we won't have to wait another twelve years for the next game in the series."

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If you are looking for all the tip, tricks, and cheats in Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, you have come to the right place. We have compiled all of them below.

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"I had a great time with this game and my only complaints werent big. If you liked the previous Luigis Mansion, or are a fan of the types of games Nintendo makes in general, you will definitely have fun with this one. Near the beginning of the game Professor E. Gadd mentions that its been too long since him and Luigi had one of these adventures, and I must say that I agree." - Ridge Dermody

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"2013: The Year of Luigi. It is finally time for gamings most famous second fiddle to step into the spotlight. It all starts here, with Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon. The long anticipated 3DS title is finally on store shelves and kicks off the green-clothed brothers year."

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Mike delivers his review of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. Taking another step out of his brother's shadow, Luigi uses his vacuum to do everything except suck.

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Luigi has always been dubbed the eternal understudy in the Nintendo universe. While always playing second fiddle to his more popular brother Mario, Luigi has never really gotten his due in many of the games he has appeared in. Yet there are a few little gems scattered across the all the different Nintendo console generations where Marios green hatted brother has stepped into the spotlight and out of his brothers shadow. One such game was a title originally on the Nintendo GameCube called Luigis Mansion, which was a launch title for the system back in the day. Now Luigi is getting another shot at a solo adventure on the 3DS in a sequel following his exploits on the GameCube. And this time the stakes are raised even higher for the green plumber.

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Elder Geek: "Despite some minor flaws, Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon is a quality first party title. While the puzzles are a little weak and the lack of gadgets disappointing, the mansions themselves bring the game to life, and ghost wrangling never seems to get old. It also doesnt hurt that the game will last you a while, especially if you collect everything. If youre looking for a new game to play for your 3DS, Dark Moon is a worthwhile purchase."

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After 12 long and lonely years of standing in his brothers shadow, Marios scaredy cat little brother Luigi finally gets another starring role in a follow-up to 2001s Luigis Mansion, called Luigis Mansion: Dark Moon on the Nintendo 3DS. The announcement of a sequel to one of Nintendos most innovative and underrated games was a big surprise to say the least, but one that was fully embraced by Luigi fans everywhere. A lot has changed in the time since Luigis first spooky outing on the Nintendo GameCube, but Dark Moon still manages to feel like a true sequel to Luigis Mansion, and expands upon the original game in almost every way.