Luigi’s Mansion 2 will be immediately familiar to anyone who has played the Gamecube original, which is a good thing. To dispose of ghosts, Luigi must surprise them with his flashlight which can be controlled by holding  down the strobe button and moving around the 3DS using the accelerometers. Once Luigi has them stunned, his trusty Poltergust 3000 is used to suck the ghosts into the vacuum.
The ability to suck money into the Poltergust 3000 also returns, making sucking each and every vase and table cloth important if getting a high score is your type of thing.
While there wasn’t anything in the 3DS demo that was much different from the Gamecube version, the game plays very well on the  handheld and I expect it to be loads of fun when upon release.
