Ah bah n'hésite pas à me la linker quand tu l'auras finie, ça m'intéresse !
(drôle de voir ta réponse en plein montage d'une des miennes)

La jaquette donne envie en tout cas !

Yes, you can charge both the pistol and the shotgun for added damage and ammo conservation. I recommend upgrading the pistol damage, because charged headshots to the head will both save you a lot of resources and often stagger orphans. Also, using the fire thing to lock them in place and then shotty

Personal thoughts : I love that one so much, such a relaxing track !

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If you already played Luigi's Mansion it's a must re-play for me, such a good version of the game that feels more like a remaster than it does a ROM on a subscription service.
Had an absolute blast, even if Hidden Mansion ended up being much more stressful than I anticipated.

Madness out !

Overall, I'm very happy with my playthrough. Remember kids : play the PAL version and use that CRT filter on this one game, it deepens the black tones and the game just feels right with it, you can tell it was designed for this look.

Also, they remade the rumble in handheld mode, it felt awesome

This ends up making the game feel more complete and like actual thought was put into this hard mode. I love it when games do this : play around with an established roster of enemies and mix them up in unique ways.

Reminds me of DOOM Eternal and its master levels.

Honestly I have to say that it was nice seeing level designers go wild with the enemy encounters, and using the roster they created to the fullest. You can now fight in normal rooms stuff that you didn't see often before, like skeleton ghosts or the bowling ones from the hallways.

Also, avoiding enemis in these hallways is the equivalent of walking in into an active war zone. Enemies respawn in these ones so the trick always was to evade them but Hidden Mannsion mode makes that difficult.

The devs also used smaller enemies like mouses or exploding spirits much more often

Hidden Mansion is BRUTAL, much more than I expected. Never played it before so it sure was a surprise struggling that much on a game I'm so familiar with.

You pretty much have to abuse elements in endgame encounter to lock ghosts in place, cause there's just too many of them, it's not manageable

I wasn't kidding when I said I wanted this game !
Luigi's Mansion 1 is the only game I replay every single year of my life and playing it again on the Switch was a pleasure. Game feels amazing.

Le DOOM Slayer de l'univers RE

(dans le domaine de l'horreur Dead Space 2023 n'est pas loin derrière)

Le meilleur remake de tous les temps pour moi, sans le moindre doute