Embora não seja o remake do Switch que muitos esperavam, Grezzo oferece um port sólido e bem polido para o 3DS. Embora tenha sido ótimo ver o Hidden Mansion alterar seu conteúdo com novas áreas desbloqueadas. Luigi’s Mansion continua melhor como uma aventura quase episódica, repleta de diversão com momentos de humor, malícia e magia. Se você gostou do original, não há como perder isso.
Something spooky this way comes in the new Luigi’s Mansion for Nintendo 3DS. Featuring the game’s original story, a brand new co-op mode and a Boss Rush mode, Luigi certainly has his work cut out for him in this revamped GameCube port. So, when darkness falls across the land and the midnight hour is close at hand, rejoin this petrified plumber and take down those thrillers in the night…
Originally released as a launch title in 2001 for the Nintendo GameCube, Luigi’s Mansion was praised by critics and users alike for bringing a fresh, innovative approach with its puzzles and overall game design. While it’s a short game, taking just over 6 hours to complete, it’s designed to be played more than once, especially when taking into consideration the achievement list; an entirely new feature in the 3DS enhanced port. Developed by the Japanese studio, Grezzo, known for its 3D…
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