Overview:
Luigi has won a mansion…for a concert he didn’t enter…and it’s all his. Mario is also missing, but that’s besides the point. When you get to the mansion you are made aware it’s full of ghosts, a strange scientist, and relics of Mario! You use your trusty vacuum cleaner and Game Boy Horror to help you capture all the ghosts and rescue Mario.
Audio:
This game has atmosphere. Luigi is humming the entire time, depending on his health, the songs are all remixes of each other in different locations, and everything is just so goddamned unique it’s genius. There is, what seems, to be kind of a low quality to some of the mixes but I’m not sure if it was done intentionally or what but it does add to the charm. Even from the very beginning, the game just tells you what kind of game it is…
Completion:
I FINISHED THIS GAME! There was just something so charming about it, even though I could never really wrap my head around the controls, that made me want to beat it. Luigi is such a scaredy cat and his exclamations ARE HILARIOUS. It’s a very satisfying game and really should not have gotten the hate it did when it released back in 2001. We were just more fickle then, I suppose. I love it now, doe!