The GameCube's pressure-sensitive trigger buttons were quite cutting-edge when the system launched, and Luigi's Mansion was one of the first titles to showcase their use.

Certain video game franchises, like Super Smash Bros. and Super Monkey Ball, were never the same after the GameCube.

Luigi's Mansion features some refreshing ideas but fails to match the classic status of Mario's adventures.

Nintendo is depending upon Mario's vacuum-wielding brother to get the GameCube off to good start. Read everything we know about Luigi's Mansion thus far in our comprehensive preview.

The Luigi's Mansion series is one of the best Mario spin-offs, spanning several games and remasters across many consoles. Pretty much every Luigi's Mansion game is good, but some are definitely ...

The original Luigi's Mansion, a Gamecube launch game in 2001, highlighted that system's 3D rendering capabilities, and Luigi's Mansion is still a good-looking game.

For those unfamiliar with the series, Luigi’s Mansion debuted back in 2001 as a Nintendo GameCube exclusive via an internal Nintendo development team.

Luigi's Mansion has an enviable consistency throughout, I think, particularly for games that come out so infrequently. Unlike Luigi, anyway, you know what you're getting into.

Released alongside the GameCube in 2001, Luigi's Mansion was judged warily by Nintendo fans before launch, but has become a bona fide classic - one that saw two eventual sequels, on 3DS in 2013 ...

Luigi's Mansion (GameCube Game) first released 17th Nov 2001, developed by Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo.