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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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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."

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MTV;"Undercover" adapts virtually all of the gameplay mechanics that have been presented over the last eight years in the other LEGO games, and combines them into one, cohesive, open world experience. Chase, and his various personas, are armed with everything from a grappling hook to a pick axe, each of which cover a necessary role at various points through out the game. With the hundreds (thousands?) of characters that have been adapted over the course of the last thirteen LEGO games, there aren't really a lot of new things TT could give Chase to play with, but they do make make everything accessible at the click of a button (once it's unlocked through the story). Chase can hot-swap between his different skills (similar to classic Mega Man), allowing instant access to the solution to whatever problems face him throughout the city. One additional new feature that "Undercover" incorporates is the Wii U controller, making it your personal GPS/map and communication device. As the game...

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LEGO City Undercover released today in North America. The open world game launched in digital form via the Nintendo eShop on Wii U and in physical form via retailers. The digital version of the game was initially priced at $59.99, leading consumers to wonder why it was priced higher than the physical version, which retails for $49.99 USD. Fortunately, the price of the digital version has since been fixed to $49.99. If you downloaded the game while it was priced at $59.99, contact Nintendos customer service to refund your $10.

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GR;TT Fusion is back with another LEGO game. This time, the GTA is responsible for the greatest inspiration. Lee goes on the block hunting.

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Lego City Undercover Review will let you know how this game for the Wii U stands against all the other Lego Games and will let you know if is worth the money.

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Digital Chumps: "Ultimately, there are more reasons to praise and play LCU than not, especially for Wii U owners looking for something new and exclusive that doesn't involve a Nintendo icon."

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Nintendo Insider writes: LEGO City Undercover signals a bold new direction for TT Fusions creativity. Its the endless wit and charm that makes this Wii U exclusive what it is, and we certainly hope that with such a well-laid foundation in place, Nintendo will seek to invest a few more LEGO Bricks to build upon it in future.

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One month after the Wii U game hits stores.

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Slant Magazine: "For the ripe of body and mind, the game's initial charm dolefully fizzles out before it can firmly grab hold of the deprived inner child."