How to play Luigi’s Mansion 3 on a chromebook?

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Requirements:

To play Luigi\\u0027s Mansion 3 on a chromebook, you need to be running ChromeOS and have the game downloaded. You also need an emulator such as “emulator for android” or “Citra” and either a keyboard or mouse. Finally, before beginning, be sure to configure your device to use your local network rather than the internet so that you don’t incur data charges while playing.

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You will also need access to an emulator; I used emulator for android. If you\u2019re using Citra instead, open up command Prompt (Windows key + X), enter , citra -h, and press Enter.

“If your Chromebook has two screens (board style)”, set the second screen as primary by pressing both Shift keys at once and selecting Use secondary display.