15 Most Underrated Nintendo 3DS Video Games Of All Time

In a direct sequel to the Gamecube classic, our pal Luigi is tasked with searching for the missing pieces of the Dark Moon, an object that will help protect the living from the nasty, aggressive ghosts.

You’ll need to traverse a number of locations, exploring each room carefully whilst both battling and capturing ghosts with the Poltergust 5000, a vacuum cleaner particularly effective against the paranormal. There's even a multiplayer mode, for a little bit of extra fun.

It’s all well and good having a fantastic game, but it’s no good if your game has no staying power, and for some reason, Luigi’s Mansion 2 just didn’t click with the fans in the same way that the original did. The year of Luigi helped somewhat, but not hugely. It’s hard to fathom why though, as the game is fun, well polished as you would expect a first party Nintendo game to be, and overflowing with charm.