Luigi's Mansion ISO

Luigi's Mansion is a third-person action-adventure game where you take on the roll of luigi trying to save his brother who got tricked into thinking he won this mansion. All the ghosts are put into paintings by professor E. Gadd. The professor helps you by giving you various equipment to bust those ghosts! As you collect more ghosts, professor E. Gadd's gallery fills up with more and more paintings, and you slowly start to unravel the mystery of mario, and where he went. This game is very re-playable as it offers you tho do the mansion again, harder after you complete the story. I think this game is great, and definitely be included in any gamecube player's library.

Travel through a haunted ghost house in search of rescuing Mario, who has been captured by King Boo! In order to save Mario you will need to capture the ghosts haunting the manor's corridors. These ghosts include starving artists, fortune tellers, and even a butler, all while trying to solve the mysteries of Luigi's Mansion.

Luigi's Mansion was a very creative game for its time. It was very fun to play, especially at night. This game is perfect for all you Luigi fans out there that felt he didn't get any real shine. ;)

Congratulations Luigi!
You have won a fabulous new mansion! But... things are not what they seem when Luigi follows the map to find a run down ghost mansion!
Oh my... turns out it was all a sham... and wait you mean to tell me Mario has been kidnapped and brought here to be captive by King Boo.
Now its your job to try and find Mario in the mansion, but be careful the place is hunted after all...

Mario's missing, and it's up to Luigi to find him!
 
The game centers around Mario's bro', Luigi, on a search for mario in a haunted house filled with ghosts! You obtain a vaccuum cleaner to suck up all the nasty Boos that scare the dayli-Erm...Nightlights? Out of you.
 
Unlike Mario, this is less of a platformer, and more of an adventure. It was actually a game designed around an expensive 3D LCD Screen for the Gamecube that was never made out of Japan (Or if it was, I never heard about it :3).
 
It's a good game, and well worth a play. 4/5.