Luigi’s Mansion 3 Guide: Master Suites Walkthrough

This potion of the Luigi’s Mansion 3 Guide includes the Master Suites Walkthrough and boss guides for defeating Hellen Gravely and King Boo himself. Every gem location is included.

Below are the walkthrough sections and objectives. Please note we may have added a few objectives ourselves to indicate the steps you need to take to complete the main objective. Objectives that don’t directly appear on your menu are italicized.

Master Suites Walkthrough

  • Find the Hotel Owner
  • Follow Mario
  • Defeat King Boo and Rescue Everyone

Master Suites Gems

Every Master Suites Gem can be collected on your first visit. All gem locations will be written in a blue box so scroll through for them to see what you’re missing or scroll past them if you’d rather discover the answer to those puzzles yourself.

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Save on Apple AirPods Pro and Other High-End Earbuds

Apple announced the AirPods Pro just a few days ago, and audiophiles are already gobbling them up. They cancel external noise, feature a “transparency” mode that lets the sounds of nature (or oncoming cars) still filter through, and finally come with interchangeable bud sizes for those of us with elephant ears. If you’ve been waiting for a deal on the AirPods Pro, here’s your first chance, courtesy of Amazon. Don’t forget to check out iPhone 11 deals, too.

Apple AirPods Pro (with Wireless Charging Case)

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Blizzard President Reveals More Details About the Fallout From Blitzchung Controversy

Blizzcon 2019 was always going to be a big one. At the annual Blizzard Entertainment fan festival, the company unveiled two highly anticipated, albeit leaked, projects with Diablo 4 and Overwatch 2. But for Blizzard president, J. Allen Brack, there was a Hong Kong-sized elephant in the room.

IGN spoke with the Blizzard executive after his opening keynote to dive deeper into how the controversy around Blitzchung impacted Blizzard in the lead up to Blizzcon. The first thing IGN asked Brack is how he feels about the protesters who gathered outside Blizzcon this weekend.

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Diablo 4 Won’t Have An Offline Mode, Can Be Played Solo

Blizzard has confirmed that Diablo 4 will not have an offline mode. Speaking during a panel held at BlizzCon 2019, lead designer Angela Del Priore addressed a question about whether the game can be played solo and whether it will support “a full offline mode.”

“We are not going to support an offline mode,” Del Priore replied. “But as I said before, nothing in DIablo 4 is going to require partying up. You can play solo and dungeons are private. Campain quest areas will [also] remain private.”

This shouldn’t be much of a surprise to Diablo players on PC, especially those that played Diablo 3, which has required an internet connection to function since its launch. This is also the case for the majority of Blizzard’s other major franchises, such as World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and StarCraft.

However, console versions of Diablo 3 do include the ability to play offline. Diablo 4 is in development for PS4 and Xbox One, as well as PC. As of yet, Blizzard hasn’t clarified whether console versions will also forgo an offline mode.

At BlizzCon, we played some of Diablo 4 and felt that the “live” aspect of the game introduced something new to the franchise. The return to the series’ darker, occult roots is also one of the most distinct aspects of the game. You can read our full Diablo 4 impressions for more.

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Diablo 4 Design Inspired by Horror Manga Artist Junji Ito, Developer Says

With Diablo 4’s announcement at this year’s Blizzcon, all eyes are on how Blizzard will evolve the popular hack-and-slash RPG franchise. Our hands-on gameplay impressions gave us an idea of how much darker this entry will be. In an interview with VG247, a Diablo 4 developer cites another major influence: The horror manga artist Junji Ito.

Discussing how Diablo 4 takes inspiration more so from Diablo 2’s “grounded” style (versus Diablo 3’s relatively more colorful aesthetic), Diablo 4 lead quest designer Jason Roberts cited Ito and the horror of settings within the real world.

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Watch the First Trailer For The Dragon Prince Season 3

If you’ve been patiently waiting for another fix of Netflix’s The Dragon Prince, we’ve got a treat for you – we can exclusively reveal the official trailer for The Dragon Prince Season 3, which will premiere on Friday, November 22, 2019.

Here’s how Netflix describes Season 3: “The new season opens as Callum and Rayla finally enter the magical land of Xadia, and begin the last and most dangerous leg of their journey to reunite Zym with his mother, The Dragon Queen. Meanwhile, Ezran returns to the kingdom of Katolis to take his place on the throne, only to be immediately pressured to go to war with Xadia. Lord Viren, who is imprisoned and desperate, begins to realize the power of his new ally – the mysterious Startouch elf, Aaravos.”

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We Played Overwatch 2’s New Story Campaign

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Remembering Adult Swim’s Too Many Cooks 5 Years Later

At 4 a.m. on October 28, 2014, “Too Many Cooks” debuted on Adult Swim and those words have never been uttered the same way ever since. Five years and now almost 18 million views on YouTube later, it’s time to look back on how this viral hit came to be.

Created by Chris “Casper” Kelly, who also created Adult Swim’s “Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell,” “Too Many Cooks” didn’t become a hit overnight. Instead, it took about four nights before the madness finally caught on.

After being posted during the late night hour by Adult Swim, YouTube user tortoise5210 ripped and uploaded the sketch in a (now deleted) video on November 4, 2014. It was after that posting that “Too Many Cooks” amassed millions of views within hours and went viral. Soon after, Adult Swim officially uploaded the video to their channel, and the rest is history. Celebrities such as Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, and Mark Hamill sang its praises, and everyone from CNN to Bleacher Report adapted the meme featuring the 2016 Presidential Candidates and 2015 NBA Draft Picks, respectively.

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Daily Deals: Huge Nintendo Game Sale on Classics like Zelda, Splatoon and More Plus Deep Discounts on PCs and Laptops

Welcome to IGN’s Daily Deals, your source for the best deals on the stuff you actually want to buy. Follow us at Twitter @igndeals. We bring you the best deals we’ve found today on video games, hardware, electronics, and a bunch of random stuff too. Updated 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Mario, Zelda, Splatoon, and Yoshi Bonanza: Save up to 35% Off The Best Nintendo Switch Games from Walmart and Amazon

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