Not much more info other than the year is known.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/48322/luigis-mansion-3-announced-for-switch
Luigi's Mansion 3 is coming to Nintendo Switch in 2019, according to Nintendo's Shinya Takahashi to start today's Nintendo Direct.
No more info is known, including the developer. Luigi's Mansion on GameCube was made by an internal Nintendo team, while the 3DS remake is developed by Grezzo. Next Level Games headed up the 3DS sequel Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. It's likely that Luigi's Mansion 3 could be developed by Next Level Games, as they have been dormant since Metroid Prime: Federation Force in 2016.
While LM2 is interesting with its different settings, I don't like how broken up they are into mini-sections to play. Having a large Skyscraper / Office Tower to explore would sort of keep it on location but still allow for a lot of variety among the settings for each floor.
While LM2 is interesting with its different settings, I don't like how broken up they are into mini-sections to play. Having a large Skyscraper / Office Tower to explore would sort of keep it on location but still allow for a lot of variety among the settings for each floor.
I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case. Luigi's Mansion 2 came out when Nintendo was still pretty tutorial and handholding crazy with their major titles which is why that game was so obnoxious. They've really eased up on that for years now and with the huge success of Breath of the Wild and Odyssey, I think it's safe to assume this Luigi's Mansion will be more exploration focused like the first one again.
If Luigi’s Mansion 3 takes place in a skyscraper, I want to see a Die Hard reference.
(https://i.imgur.com/fRgMpDT.gif)If Luigi’s Mansion 3 takes place in a skyscraper, I want to see a Die Hard reference.There was a moment in LM2 where Luigi used his vacuum to latch on to a spiderweb ball hanging from a ceiling which he then used to lower himself down to a floor below as the webbing stretched. LM3 could definitely use that same principle by having the vacuum to suck on to the end of a firehose and then Luigi can swing down outside the building to break through the glass onto another floor. Die Hard!