Nintendo has released a vague new mysterious teaser trailer titled “Emio.” The video was posted across all the company’s social accounts. It shows a man wearing a trench coat with a paper bag over his head with a drawn smile on it. The video is called “The Smiling Man” in Japanese. Additional information was not revealed. However, some are speculating that the game may be a Bloober project that was previously referred to as Project M.
Details on the publisher’s latest title Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD:
Explore Multiple Haunted Mansions With Luigi and His Ghost-hunting Poltergust 5000
Progress through diverse missions to retrieve the missing shards of the Dark Moon scattered across several distinct haunted mansions, each with their own puzzles to solve and ghosts to capture. Go for a high rating by using your superpowered ghost-hunting tool, the Poltergust 5000, to suck up ghosts (and window curtains) and blow air to search every nook and cranny of the chilling-yet-charming mansions. This spooky fun adventure, originally released for the Nintendo 3DS™ system, is now visually enhanced in HD on the Nintendo Switch™ system.
Friendly Ghosts Turned Fiendish—sounds Like a Job for Luigi!
The Dark Moon that hangs over Evershade Valley seems to have a calming effect on the ghosts that reside there. The quirky Professor E. Gadd has been studying the friendly spirits. But when the Dark Moon suddenly breaks apart and falls into the valley below, the once-friendly ghosts become hostile. Luigi must stumble into action and summon his courage to restore the Dark Moon to its rightful place in the sky.
Tackle the ScareScraper Together
You and up to three players can team up to take on the challenges of the ScareScraper, a haunted building teeming with ghosts and challenges not found in the main adventure. Recruit your fellow ghost hunters to scale the terrifying tower locally or online.
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