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In LEGO City: Undercover developed by TT Games and published by Nintendo, players assume the identity of Chase McCain, an undercover detective armed with clever disguises. As players run, drive and even fly through the city, they’ll use the Wii U GamePad as a map, communicator and indispensable crime scanner. This is the first time that the LEGO City play sets have come to life on a gaming platform and it's exclusively on the Wii U console.

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For months Wii U owners have been looking at their Wii U and thinking when is that Wii U exclusive masterpiece coming?. Well LEGO City Undercover is now out for the Wii U and while it may not be the perfect Wii U master piece youve been waiting for, its very close and fun.

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Gamer Limit: "Undercover is basically another LEGO game. Although it could have done a lot to sway non-fans like LEGO Batman 2 did, it sticks to preset conventions far too often, and doesnt take nearly enough risks. A truly open world LEGO adventure would have been one for the books, but that doesnt make Undercover a lost cause."

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GamesRadar - Let Us Help You Find All The 15 Police Shields.

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Use the Wii U GamePad controller to scan for clues, track criminals and navigate a massive open world in LEGO City Undercover

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SegmentNext - "In this guide we show you where you can find all forty of the Lego City Undercover Red Bricks collectibles that are scattered throughout the game".

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Copies hard to find, retailers expecting stock later this week

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This week's new video game releases include Gears of War: Judgment, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, Lego City: Undercover and more.

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EGM: "Great gameplay and a humorous, well-written plot are more than enough to help LEGO City Undercover overcome some of the franchises lingering technical flaws, making it one of the few worthwhile experiences on the Wii U."