Lego City Undercover 3ds Review

Set two years ahead of the Wii U experience.

Lego city undercover 3ds review. Were going to keep to the point in this review because in terms of content very little has changed since Lego City Undercover landed on Wii U as a console exclusive way back in 2013. Built specifically for the 3DS and billed as a prequel to the Wii U game youll play as lead character Chase as he works his way up from his first day on the Police Force in LEGO City. The Chase Begins sheds light on the events that hero Chase McCain alludes to at the beginning of last months game.

Undercover feels like the continuation of an on-going story and thats because it is--it actually follows the events of Lego City Undercover. While the game remains largely the same much else has changed since then most notably with the Wii U put out to pasture by Nintendo following lacklustre sales replaced as it has been. The Chase is on.

The 3DS version of the game is ostensibly a prequel but in many ways its a very similar overall experience stripped down for the handheld hardware. It clicked for us during the scene where McCain learns Kung Fu by simply listening to headphones before engaging a part-time plumber in a Matrix-inspired fight. The Chase Begins 3DS Review.

You can never get emotionally involved. LEGO City Undercover. Lego City Undercovers target audience the kids will undoubtedly love it.

Youre Chase McCain expert detective and master of disguise. PDT Fan-favorite LEGO City vehicles and play sets come to life in. Technically the graphics arent bad for the 3DS theyre just a case of over-reach.

LEGO City Undercover is great to jump in and out of. The 3DS can handle it just look at Kid Icarus. The Chase Begins is.