Show Notes
Luigi's Mansion has already haunted the GameCube, the 3DS, and the Switch. This week, Patrick and Mark pitch Luigi's Mansion games for the consoles the series has never touched, going all the way back to the NES and forward to the Switch 2. The guys design a game for every era, trends and hardware gimmicks included.
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