Replaying Luigi's Mansion! It's a fun experience because this game was the first game I played on Gamecube and it's as good as I remember. This game was a chance for Luigi to shine and not be in Mario's shadow, as Luigi has to rescue Mario after they're both lured to a mansion, that Luigi might have won? The place is haunted and will require you teaming up with a scientist in order to survive, as he provides you with the Poltergust 3000. Using the poltergust you can suck up ghosts, after stunning with the torch. Certain areas within the mansion are closed off, until you defeat the main boss of each area. You may have to fight minibosses or other ghosts to get a key to access the boss room or another room of importance. I feel like it's hard to explain why this game rocks, so I'm a leavve you with a few words... Play Luigi's Mansion!!!

Starting off with the biggest positive: The soundtrack. The game soundtrack lives up to hype, as it carries on the tradition of good level music, like it's predecessor Banjo & Kazooie. Gameplay at the start is interesting with the platforming segments, also the B button used for special actions, when standing on or near specific spots. Sometimes the game would give you a weapon, which would be useful if the aiming part wasn't slow and it might be a skill issue. I get this game was design for adults but some jokes and bits wasn't for me like the Sunflower. The great mighty poo gave me laughter and using a dino to munch on a caveman's behind. The story towards the end kinda focuses on more movie references and less about the platforming, which is the main genre for Conker. One level felt so tedious as you had to escape somewhere, sounds easy right? Enemies with better aim than me or accidently getting shot in the air was an issue because they were positioned in ways that made it difficult to get through. In conclusion, I expected an adult Banjo & Kazooie game and it didn't really live up to my expectations. I wanted to love this, as I wish Rare made a new Banjo game ... Apart from the amazing mods made by fans, it seems Rare have moved on from Banjo. The game's a hit and miss, but you should experience it just once!