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9 Nintendo Franchises we want to play on mobile
Luigi’s Mansion
One of the best games released on the GameCube and one of the few Nintendo games featuring the green brother, Luigi’s Mansion would make a great choice for a mobile game. What could be more fun than watching Luigi shake and shiver as he plays Ghostbusters with his trusty vacuum, sucking up Boos and other enemies? While a little more complicated to play on mobile it is still possible. Shine the light around and then suck on anything and everything until money or ghosts pop out. While the original Luigi’s Mansion was, unfortunately, short, it would fit fairly well on mobile. They could even introduce some features from Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon like the Polterpup, undead man’s best friend. (Will Stroad)
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