Leaked in a few ads ahead of schedule, Nintendo has finally announced the new Luigi-themed 3DS bundle that will round out the Year of Luigi celebration. The bundle hits North America on November 28 for $179 and includes a Cobalt Blue 3DS system with a pre-installed copy Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
No need to call the Ghostbusters this time, folks. Instead, we have four versions of Luigi teaming up to take on this spooky skyscraper themselves. Nintendo continues to educate us about Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon’s 4-player co-op modes with a special walkthrough video and featuring a surprise guest.
With the imminent release of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon upon us, it is probably time to trade your broomstick up for a supersized vacuum cleaner. The long awaited sequel to the original Luigi's Mansion, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon will also take place in the creepy environments we are accustomed to (namely, a mansion). Most importantly, the green plumber will come equipped with a group of friends to tackle the dark and scary night with. We already touched upon some of the ways that Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon will feature cooperative play in a previous article.
Dust off your Poltergust and get ready for lots of ghost-sucking action with Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. Everyone's favorite green plumber will return to the 3DS at the end of March to do what he does best - run a clinic on ghost housekeeping. Part of the Nintendo offering known as the "Year of Luigi," Dark Moon will feature extensive use of the 3-D effects offered by the 3DS system. It will also feature some interesting cooperative options for you and other would be Ghostbusters.
There’s never been a better time to be a fan of the younger Mario brother. Recently, Nintendo had announced 2013 to be the “Year of Luigi”, revealing Luigi’s next big break into the limelight with Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon.
