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"(Way to go, genius… Do you have the hang of that thing yet?)" ~ Gorman from Termina

The first Luigi's Mansion on the Gamecube is a timeless classic; a bit on the shorter side, but you'll be having a good time on that short romp. And its sequel, Dark Moon

, partitioned the gameplay format into a modular shape, very friendly for ghost-hunting on the go. In both titles, to keep contact with Professor E. Gadd, the man gave you a little gadget just for communication; the Gameboy Horror in the first game, and the Dual Scream in the second. The former of the two is modeled after a Gameboy Color, while the latter is modeled after the original Nintendo DS, chunkiness and all--both were a neat little way to speak with the mad scientist while also being a shameless plug for Nintendo's own hardware. So I've ordered some from Gadd Science to share with y'all!

Includes the Gameboy Horror, its game cartridge as seen in the 3DS rerelease of the first game, and the Dual Scream, with its own game cartridges, and as well, it is modeled after my own classic DS who long ago suffered major snapped neck complications. It's still alive, but, prayers out for the poor fella.

On the Gameboy Horror, it has alternate skins for the status of the Boo Radar--clear, blue, yellow, and red--while it has bodygroups for the game cart in the back and for a greenscreen option. The Dual Scream, on the other hand, is all about bodygroups; they are included for the individual screen states (Off, Dark Moon interface, Greenscreen), the power / charging lights, and both game cartridges. (The Slot-2 cart starts disabled)

Gameboy Color & Nintendo DS © Nintendo

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Description

"(Way to go, genius… Do you have the hang of that thing yet?)" ~ Gorman from Termina

The first Luigi's Mansion on the Gamecube is a timeless classic; a bit on the shorter side, but you'll be having a good time on that short romp. And its sequel, Dark Moon

, partitioned the gameplay format into a modular shape, very friendly for ghost-hunting on the go. In both titles, to keep contact with Professor E. Gadd, the man gave you a little gadget just for communication; the Gameboy Horror in the first game, and the Dual Scream in the second. The former of the two is modeled after a Gameboy Color, while the latter is modeled after the original Nintendo DS, chunkiness and all--both were a neat little way to speak with the mad scientist while also being a shameless plug for Nintendo's own hardware. So I've ordered some from Gadd Science to share with y'all!

Includes the Gameboy Horror, its game cartridge as seen in the 3DS rerelease of the first game, and the Dual Scream, with its own game cartridges, and as well, it is modeled after my own classic DS who long ago suffered major snapped neck complications. It's still alive, but, prayers out for the poor fella.

On the Gameboy Horror, it has alternate skins for the status of the Boo Radar--clear, blue, yellow, and red--while it has bodygroups for the game cart in the back and for a greenscreen option. The Dual Scream, on the other hand, is all about bodygroups; they are included for the individual screen states (Off, Dark Moon interface, Greenscreen), the power / charging lights, and both game cartridges. (The Slot-2 cart starts disabled)

Gameboy Color & Nintendo DS © Nintendo

My main dA account: sketchmcreations.deviantart.co…

Buy me a cup o' cocoa!