Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon  This Old House  Luigi’s Mansion:
Dark Moon makes home improvement a pleasure.  By Steve Heisler •
March 25, 2013  One of the most important missions in Luigi’s
Mansion: Dark Moon involves normal household chores. Playing as
the less-beloved Mario Brother, Luigi, I was given a vacuum and
a flashlight, and I cleaned out the cobwebs in a haunted
mansion. Moments earlier, I was reeling in ghosts with wild
abandon—Ghostbusters meets Deadliest Catch. I faced ghouls who
flaunted their superiority like a blow-up guy in front of a used
car dealership. But at this moment, I was doing something I
don’t even like doing in real life. I vacuumed until the house
literally sparkled. I couldn’t have been happier.  Dark Moon
hits that sweet spot between the pragmatic and the fanciful.
Yes, you have to meticulously comb and scrub as if anticipating
a visit from your ghost-bubbie. But it’s a freakin’ haunted
house full of eccentric-millionaire surprises, like a fountain
that sprays you in the face bef