Luigi’s Mansion is an breathtaking (and heart-stopping!) adventure unlike anything you’ve 
ever seen on a console. From the brick-walled basement to the gloomy grounds, Luigi’s 
Mansion is packed with chills, thrills and unending surprises. Luigi’s comic reactions add 
just the right touch of hilarity to the horrific happenings.

Luigi has won the huge and very mysterious mansion as the grand prize in a big contest. 
Mario was supposed to meet him there at midnight, but when Luigi shows up his big brother 
is nowhere to be found. Trembling as he enters, Luigi’s worst fears are confirmed when a 
giant ghost leaps out of the darkness!

Fortunately, a helpful paranormal researcher provides Luigi with a vacuum cleaner for sucking 
up ghosts and a “Game Boy Horror,” which includes a 3-D map of the entire mansion and a 
first-person view from Luigi’s perspective.

As he carefully creeps about the mansion, Luigi will have to find the keys that open the many
locked doors. The resident spooks include a young woman primping in front of a mirror, a 
bawling baby, a couple waltzing in the mansion’s ballroom and a beefy bodybuilder. There’s 
plenty of coins, cash and gold bars to be vacuumed up, too.

The astounding special effects include transparent ghosts, mirror reflections, spooky shadows, 
lightning bolts that suddenly illuminate rooms and trails of smoke that Luigi can suck up with 
his vacuum. Realistic touches include swinging chandeliers, steam from a shower and valentine-
shaped hearts within the luminous ghosts.

The all-new GameCube Controller gives pinpoint control over Luigi’s movements. While the 
Control Stick guides Luigi as he walks, the C Stick turns him left, right, up and down.