Guide clumsy Luigi through huge ghost-infested mansions on an action-packed ghost hunt. Flash your Strobulb at the ghosts to stop them in their tracks and use the Poltergust 5000 to vacuum up the stunned ghosts energy. Once the number above the ghosts head reaches zero, he goes bye-bye! Armed with the ghost-sucking Poltergust 5000 and other new gadgets, not only will you have to capture ghosts, but also solve puzzles and battle monster sized bosses. Can you and Luigi build up the courage to save the day?
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Suffers the same trappings as other FPS arcade games in that you get bombarded with damage that feels impossible to fully prevent, but the novelty of the Poltergust controller and the haptic feedback of sucking up ghosts and items with it bumps up the experience. Honestly the fact that it's not only a genuine Nintendo arcade game, but Luigi's Mansion of all things gives it such undeniable charm.
Played a few rounds of this game with my sister at local mall arcade several years back & it was a good time. The Poltergust controller is pretty nifty & gives you some decent physical feedback when you're vacuuming in goodies & ghosts. Turning the concept of Luigi's Mansion into an on-rails shooter-type game may seem odd in theory, but in practice it makes for an amusing title that's worth a go if you can find it near you.