Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon's cover art has been revealed by Nintendo. The Luigi's Mansion 2 box art sees a petrified Luigi clinging to the 3DS logo as a Boo hovers in the background.

Luigi never quite gets the spotlight to himself. The timid, lanky brother of Mario is more often than not relegated to player 2 status -- second on the character selection screen, or a bonus ...

Luigi's Mansion 2 HD has the same overall graphical style that Dark Moon fans will know and love, with significant improvements. The textures and lighting effects got a massive upgrade in the ...

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon has no shortage of charm, but difficulty spikes and a lack of checkpoints weigh heavily on the experience. By Carolyn Petit on March 21, 2013 at 5:58PM PDT.

Dark Moon also introduced a multiplayer component to the series with the ScareScraper mode, of which a later iteration was added to the also-wonderful Luigi's Mansion 3.

Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon revolves around three tools or mechanics, all of which are tied to Professor Gadd’s “Poltergust” ghost vacuum.

Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon is the second game to thrust Luigi into a starring role. The only trouble is that it probably shouldn't have been a 3DS game.

Ghost busting is a lucrative job. I don't know how much money Luigi makes as a plumber, but it can't be as much as he gets for vacuuming up ghosts. The spectres of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon are ...

Luigi’s Mansion Dark Moon introduced one of the most popular modes in the Luigi’s Mansion series: Scarescraper. The mode returned in Luigi’s Mansion 3, expanding upon the mode in many ways.

Succinctness is a virtue in many games; even a superb concept can be stretched so thin over 15 or more hours of gameplay that by the end, you’ve forgotten why you liked it in the first place ...

Luigi's Mansion 2 is the sequel to the original GameCube title where Luigi is on a mission to remove a bunch of stubborn ghosts from some spooky mansions while only being armed with his trusty ...