Game Boy Horror

The Game Boy Horror is a machine designed by Professor E. Gadd in Luigi's Mansion. It allows Professor E. Gadd to communicate with Luigi. It also has a map, Luigi's stats, the Painting Ghost's descriptions, and a radar for Boos. Luigi can look in the Game Boy Horror's camera screen to allow the player to see the mansion in the first person perspective. The player can also select certain objects and have Luigi say something about it, much like the Tattle ability in the Paper Mario series. It can also be used on mirrors to teleport back to the Foyer. (excluding the mirror in the Mirror Room)

The Game Boy Horror was designed after the old Game Boy Color even though the Game Boy Advance was already released. This was because throughout the the early conceptual development of Luigi's Mansion, the then-unreleased Game Boy Advance's design was wavering throughout.

The Game Boy Horror was going to be an item in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, but it was replaced with the updated Game Boy Horror SP, which can be used to get rare items in every battle and is earned after fixing every blend. Also, Prof. E. Gadd occasionally contacts the Starbeans Café using a giant two-way Game Boy Horror that is capable of warping items between the two locations.

Trivia

 * Pausing or using the Game Boy Horror in a dark room, one can hear that the monsters are singing the Luigi's Mansion theme song.
 * If Luigi targets a mirror with the Game Boy Horror by pressing the "X" button instead of pressing the "A" button when he aims at it, he will be warped back to the Foyer of the 1st floor automatically, however, this does not work with the mirror in the Mirror Room.
 * The advanced version of the Game Boy Horror, The Game Boy Horror SP, is a parody on Game Boy Advance SP.
 * Interestingly, if the player uses the Game Boy Horror's map function in the Training Room or the Gallery, you can see that there are three rooms connected to each other: the latter two and the lab. Additionally, in that room, you can see a door, which is not accessible, but is assumed it leads to the Training Room. There is also a door in the Gallery, which leads to the Training Room also, but E. Gadd stands in front of it, and you can't go through it.