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1. Luigi S Mansion Gamecube Action Replay Codes

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You now have the option to restart Luigi's two ways (in addition to going to the completed Gallery). The first option lets you go back to the regular Luigi's Mansion Mode. The second option, called Ura-Yashiki (Hidden Mansion) in Japanese, lets you restart the game - and presumably some of the things in the mansion have been changed around.

When you reach the Rec Room, head to its left side and stand on the treadmill. Now if you run in place for a bit, a key will appear. You can use it to open the locked door in the mansion's entrance hallway, saving yourself a lot of time.

Submitted by: pawn12

After the Boolossus fight, enter the room with the telephones. Answer the middle phone and watch the lightning flash -- a creepy shadow of a hanging figure appears on the wall!

Blue Ghosts are found in the following rooms:

• Breakroom
• Storage Room
• Twins Room
• Rec Room
• Wardrobe Room

Submitted by: koops1997

One of the sidequests in Luigi's Mansion is the capture of the 50 Boos that you released accidentally in the beginning of the game. Finding Boos can be a time-consuming task as you have to make your way through the whole mansion and track them with your Game Boy Horror 'Boo Sensor.' Boos hide in furniture in rooms with the lights on, so be sure to check in every nook and cranny. A blue light on your GBH means there's no Boo to be found, a yellow light means you're close, and red means you're right in front of the hiding ghost. If the light is red, switch on your vaccuum or examine the object in question with A. Watch out, though, not every red light equals a Boo. Sometimes a Boo Ball will fall out (you can simply blast it at a wall or leave it where it is), or a bomb that has the potential to cause some damage -- so run! If you're having problems finding all 50 Boos, be sure to look in the 'door-less' treasure rooms.

The reward for catching all 50 Boos is a large diamond.

Rescue Mario and finish the game. You will get ranked according to how you did and receive a letter grade. Your game automatically saves after the credits. You now have the option to restart Luigi's Mansion two ways (in addition to going to the completed Gallery). The first option lets you go back to the regular Luigi's Mansion Mode. The second option, called Hidden Mansion (Ura-Yashiki in Japanese), lets you restart the game -- and some of the things in the mansion have been changed around. For example, the ghost AI is tougher, but your vaccuum is also stronger. The differences are very subtle, so don't expect a whole new quest, though.

If you're running low on lifeforce, get out your vaccuum and start cleaning lamps and vases. Almost every second vase has a heart hidden inside -- and nearly every lamp or chandelier either yields money or health. Happy hunting.

Throughout the mansion there are ten gold mice. If you capture them you will get lots of money and a diamond. They are only found in dark rooms of the mansion. They appear 25% of the time running around in these rooms. 1st Floor Main Hallway, 2nd Floor Main Hallway, Kitchen, Tea Room, Sealed Room, The other five are found in blocks of cheese. To get the mice out, focus your Game Boy Horror on the cheese and press A. The cheese is found in these rooms: Study, Fortune Teller's Room, Dining Room, Tea Room, Safari Room.

Ever notice the seed in the outdoors area with the dog house? It's at the right side, near the graveyard and just underneath the balcony with Toad. This seed hides a secret that you can unlock right before facing the second boss. Once you have the ability to use the Water Element, water the seed. A plant will grow. Now enter the dog house (examine it with the Game Boy Horror) and defeat the second boss. Return to this area afterwards and water the plant again. Now continue with the game, but be sure to return after you defeat boss #3. Water the plant again and it will bloom and produce a precious diamond.<P>Note that if you fail to return and water the plant after a boss fight, the plant will whither and die.

1 - Neville, The Bookish Father
Location: Study<P>2 - Lydia, The Mirror-Gazing Mother
Location: Master Bedroom<P>3 - Chauncy, The Spoiled Baby
Location: Nursery<P>4 - The Floating Whirlindas, The Dancing Couple
Location: Ball Room<P>5 - Shivers, The Wandering Butler
Location: Butler's Room<P>6 - Melody Pianissima, The Beautiful Pianist
Location: Conservatory<P>7 - Madame Clairvoya, The Freaky Fortune-Teller
Location: Fortune-Teller Room<P>8 - Mr. Luggs, The Glutton
Location: Dining Room<P>9 - Spooky, The Hungry Guard Dog
Location: Boneyard<P>10 - Bogmire, The Cemetery Shadow
Location: Cemetery<P>11 - Biff Atlas, The Bodybuilder
Location: Recreational Room <P>12 - Miss Petunia, The Bathing Beauty
Location: Upstairs Bathroom<P>13 - Nana, The Scarf-Knitting Granny
Location: Nana's Room<P>14- Slim Bankshot, The Lonely Poolshark
Location: Pool Hall<P>15 - Henry and Orville, The Twin Brothers
Location: The Twin's Room<P>16 - Boolossus, Jumbo Ghost
Location: Balcony<P>17 - Uncle Grimmly, Hermit of the Darkness
Location: Attic<P>18 - Clockwork Soldiers, The Toy Platoon
Location: Playroom<P>19 - Sue Pea, The Dozing Girl
Location: Daughter's Bedroom<P>20 - Jarvis, The Jar Collector
Location: Dish Room<P>21 - Sir Weston, The Chilly Climber
Location: Freezer<P>22 - Vincent Van Gore, The Starving Artist
Location: Studio<P>23 - King Boo
Location: Shrine

Running around from one end of the mansion to the other can be a very time consuming task. Thankfully, Nintendo has implemented hidden warps that let you zoom back to the entrance hall.<P>Basically, any mirror in the mansion (except for the large ones that reflect invisible ghosts) can act as a warp. To warp using a mirror, switch to your Game Boy Horror's first person mode and examine the mirror with A. After a really trippy warp sequence, you will find yourself in the entrance hall of Luigi's Mansion.

There are two secret treasure rooms in Luigi's Mansion that you can access to load up on gems and money.<P>

• The first one is located on the first floor, in the south-west corner of the Mansion. After you have sucked in the candle-carrying butler, exmaine the room with your Game Boy Horror to find a mousehole. Press A to activate it and go inside to enter the trasure room.
• The second treasure room is accessible from the roof top. Use the elevator in the toy chamber to get on the roof, the go all the way to the right and climb up on the chimney. Fall down and you will land in another treasure room.

These ghosts are simple to capture but hard to find:

• Nursery - This one has placed squatters right on Chauncey's crib. Get him and you'll get 20 coins and 30 bills.
• Conservatory - The ghost here is on Melody's Piano Bench. It's easy to catch, but if it drags you you'll lose it in this large and obstacle-filled room. He gives you a Green Jewel worth 800,000g, 20 coins and 5 bills.
• Hidden Room - This one's in the chest at the far right side of the room. It isn't very tough, and if you're in the 'Hidden Mansion' you should suck him up quick. This one gives you 20 coins, 5 bills, and a Red Jewel worth 1,000,000g!

On the Balcony there are 13 treasure spots. All of them are plants! They must be watered. 10 will give you coins and bills, and 3 will give you jewels.

<P>The composer for Luigi's Mansion, Kazumi Totaka (also immortalized in Animal Crossing as K.K. Slider), puts his signature in his games via a quirky, 19 note song. To access it in Luigi's Mansion, start a new game, go to the controller configuration screen, and wait on that screen for 3 and a half minutes. The song will start playing.

Luigi S Mansion Gamecube Action Replay Codes