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Boosty from DJ Podcasts writes "LEGO City Undercover is by far one of the best LEGO games that Ive played to date. Thats a tall order especially when titles such as LEGO Harry Potter and LEGO Lord of the Rings are backed by massive movie franchises. LEGO City Undercover is the first LEGO title thats not emulating a movie and is entirely fresh, and works darn well. Nintendo fans rejoice, as you now have a system exclusive thats truly worth bragging about."

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Since its introduction in 2012, Nintendos new game console Wii U hides in the shadows. The reason: Lack of good games. Lego City Undercover is finally a reason to turn on the box. For the first time in the history of the LEGO video games, the makers start without having a strong brand behind it. While Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings or Batman appeared on the cover, a LEGO hero now has to take a stand.

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"The Wii U saw an entire month without any kind of retail release, and without releases your console is not going to sell. Wii U owners have had nothing much except the titles that launched with the system way back in November. March has finally given the struggling system some new titles for owners to play. Arguably, one of the most anticipated is a Wii U exclusive from TT Games and Nintendo, LEGO City Undercover. Not only is the title a welcomed and fresh take on the third-person sandbox-style game, but it is one of the greatest [exclusive] reasons to own a Wii U right now.", writes Nintendo-Okie.

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Lego City Undercover is a novel idea that succeeds in creating a kid-friendly open world. It's an enjoyable romp for young players but the combat lacks depth or difficulty for adult gamers.

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Nintendo apologises to gamers unable to buy a copy.

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March madness is over! The big month of Nintendo games which saw LEGO City Undercover and Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate being released for Wii U plus Luigi's Mansion 2 and Castlevania coming out for 3DS has come to an end so what have we got to look forward to next? Well, you've been telling us. In an ONM poll we asked you to choose your most wanted Wii U game and, after more than 1,000 Nintendo fans voted, we now have the results. Sadly some of these will be a long way off but with Pikmin 3 and Resident Evil Revelations Wii U on the way soon, there is still a lot to look forward to for Nintendo fans.

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Nintendo doesnt have a great track record with sandbox games, once jokingly dismissing GTA by saying, Mario would never start shooting hookers. So dont expect their first trip into an open world to be full of minifigs in fishnets and yellow plastic intestines spilling out into the pavements. LEGO City: Undercover is a family jaunt, but that does not mean that it offers nothing for graduates of Rockstars criminal classics.

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ENE3: "The narrative is simple and not complicated at all. Is a game that targets an especially younger audience but can also be enjoyed by more adult gamers, LEGO City Undercover has a simple gameplay mechanic"

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SnackBarGames: "And so, a mere four months after the systems launch, a new major retail-release title has finally been delivered for the Wii U (no thanks to Ubisoft). Is Lego City: Undercover worth the interminable wait? Fortunately, yes."

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Shawn Long of GAMINGtruth takes on the open world environment of LEGO City Undercover: "These issues aside, LEGO City Undercover is a solid game for Wii U owners. While it doesnt redefine the sandbox game genre, it does add a new twist with not needing violence and drugs to be entertaining, but quality writing and fun missions."