Luigi's Mansion - Full Game (No Commentary)

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A full no commentary playthrough of Luigi's Mansion
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00:00:00 Prologue
00:10:24 Getting Revenge
00:18:41 Neville, The Bookish Father
00:22:14 Lydia, The Mirror Gazing Mother
00:24:39 Chauncey, The Spoiled Baby
00:30:07 Area 1 Results
00:32:07 The Floating Whirlindas, The Dancing Couple
00:37:39 Freeing the Boos
00:42:35 Capturing Boos
00:51:48 Fire Element Medal
00:56:46 Shivers, the Wandering Butler
01:00:13 Mario's Hat
01:05:58 Melody Pianissima, The Beautiful Pianist
01:11:09 Mr. Luggs, The Glutton
01:15:44 Water Element Medal
01:22:24 Spooky, The Hungry Guard Dog
01:23:46 Bogmire, The Cemetery Shadow
01:28:17 Area 2 Results
01:30:36 Finding Mario (and Mario's Letter)
01:36:31 Biff Atlas, The Bodybuilder
01:39:41 Ice Element Medal
01:45:18 Nana, The Scarf Knitting Granny
01:51:40 Miss Petunia, The Bathing Beauty
01:53:09 Slim Bankshot, The Lonely Pool Shark
01:56:51 Mario's Glove
02:00:07 Mario's Star
02:06:54 Picking up the key I forgot to pick up
02:19:02 Henry and Orville, The Twin Brothers
02:24:55 Madame Clairvoya, The Freaky Fortune Teller
02:28:17 Boolossus, The Jumbo Ghost
02:41:57 Area 3 Results
02:44:16 Uncle Grimmly, Hermit of the Darkness
02:58:15 Turning the Power Back On
02:59:32 Clockwork Soldiers, The Toy Playtoon
03:09:31 Sue Pea, The Dozing Girl
03:20:57 Jarvis, The Jar Collector
03:31:42 Sir Weston, The Chilly Climber
03:42:27 Vincent Van Gore, The Starving Artist
03:53:07 Bowser and King Boo
04:04:35 Area 4 Results
04:07:13 Epilogue
04:08:25 Credits
04:10:33 Final Rank

Game: Luigi's Mansion
Release Date: September 14, 2001
Developer: Nintendo

Luigi's Mansion is an action-adventure video game developed and published by Nintendo for the GameCube. The game was a launch title for the GameCube and was the first game in the Mario franchise to be released for the console; it was released in Japan on September 14, 2001, in North America on November 18, 2001, in Europe on May 3, 2002, and in Australia on May 17, 2002. It is the second video game in which Luigi is the main character instead of Mario, after Mario Is Missing!. Players control him as he explores a haunted mansion, searches for Mario and deals with ghosts by capturing them through a vacuum cleaner supplied by Professor E. Gadd.

Luigi's Mansion received critical acclaim, but it was criticized for its short length. The game has sold over 2.5 million copies, and is the fifth best selling GameCube game of all time. It was one of the first games to be re-released as a Player's Choice title on the system. The game was followed by two sequels – Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, released for the Nintendo 3DS in 2013, and Luigi's Mansion 3, which was released for the Nintendo Switch in 2019. A remake of Luigi's Mansion for the 3DS, co-developed by Nintendo and Grezzo, was released in 2018.

In Luigi's Mansion, the main story is played out over four stages, with players able to also access a training room and a gallery at the Professor E. Gadd's laboratory between stages. In each stage, players control Luigi as he explores the mansion's rooms and hunts down the ghosts that lie within them, acquiring keys to get through locked doors and eventually dealing with a boss ghost hidden at the end of the stage, with more rooms becoming accessible as each stage is completed. To assist him in his task, Luigi uses a flashlight and two inventions supplied by E. Gadd – the Poltergust 3000, a specially modified, high-powered vacuum cleaner; and the Game Boy Horror, a play on Nintendo's Game Boy Color.

In order to capture ghosts, Luigi must first use his flashlight to light up the ghost and stun it, revealing its heart. When this happens, players use the Poltergust 3000 to suck them up, steadily reducing the ghost's hit points to zero; the more hit points, the more time it takes for a ghost to be captured, giving them a chance to break free while leaving Luigi more exposed to being harmed. If Luigi's HP is reduced to zero from being hurt by the ghosts, the game is over. Once a ghost's HP is reduced to zero, they are captured. Some ghosts cannot be captured easily until Luigi locates three special medallions, each granting the Poltergust with the ability to suck up certain elements from the rooms and use them to capture special ghosts lying within the mansion. In addition to capturing the regular ghosts in the mansion, Luigi must also draw out special "portrait ghosts" from some rooms, each requiring a condition be met to make them available for capture. Once all the ghosts in a room are captured, it brightens up. The music also changes accordingly, being pleasantly whistled by Luigi, while being haunted and spooky when filled with ghosts, with Luigi humming nervously to the tune.