edgecrusher said:

Eh...I'm really split between this version and the PC version. Just not sure at all. The PC version will look better, but the U version will probably have cooler controls (maybe not better).

One thing is for sure this upcoming generation compared to last gen for me. Since I am starting the generation already with a good PC, its going to REALLY cut down on the games I play on consoles. I could really limit console games to just exclusives alone which would mean slim pickins on all of them for their lifespans. Its gonna be interesting.

Its a 3DS game, how much better can it look?

Dvader said:

edgecrusher said:

Eh...I'm really split between this version and the PC version. Just not sure at all. The PC version will look better, but the U version will probably have cooler controls (maybe not better).

One thing is for sure this upcoming generation compared to last gen for me. Since I am starting the generation already with a good PC, its going to REALLY cut down on the games I play on consoles. I could really limit console games to just exclusives alone which would mean slim pickins on all of them for their lifespans. Its gonna be interesting.

Its a 3DS game, how much better can it look?

Capcom said they're designing it with the usual list of PC graphical features, so we'll see.

Dvader said:

edgecrusher said:

Any reviews for Walking Dead yet? I want that game to be good but most likely its as mediocre as its graphics.

There is a better chance that the Governor has a change of hearts and invites Rick and company to Woodbury where they a big barbeque and laugh at how stupid their fighting was than that game being good.

LOL....pisses me off. I want this game to be as good as the other WD game.

IGN is playing walking dead live right now:

http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/03/19/ign-plays-the-walking-dead-survival-instinct-live

But I would buy NFS for $30. WTF?!

But I havent really played Burnout Paradise, its sitting on my shelf... would getting this be redundant. Ahh what do I do.

Watching the stream, this is fun.

LOLz...oh man...well it looks like a bargain bin purchase just because its WD.

Archangel3371 said:

Lego Undercover looks good and I'd probably enjoy it but it's one of those games I'll never get because there's just too many other games I'd rather get first.

It's a sandbox gta style game which I like but with Lego humour. Seems like it'll be fun. I see it like the Simpsons Hit and Run I'll let you know how it is in a couple weeks. I hated the demos for past lego games though.

Anyone remember our old buddy Hamzik? He's posted some offscreen pics of NFS Wii U on this page.

MTV LEGO City review

LEGO City Undercover is good - surprisingly good. It has the same infectious gameplay as a "Grand Theft Auto," or, more accurately, "Sleeping Dogs." It is exceptionally easy to fall in to the "one more mission" cycle, and not come up for breath until hours later. "Undercover" manages to take all of the serious, deep, and occasionally disturbing aspects out of these typically Mature rated games, stripping them down to their supremely enjoyable core elements.

"Undercover" manages to craft both a compelling, and truly entertaining tale essentially from scratch, making it well worth the price of entry. "LEGO City Undercover" have managed to crack the code to creating an enjoyable and accessible open world crime game for all ages, easily making it a must buy for any Wii U owner that has a sense of humor.

Nice.

Shacknews LEGO City review

. Lego City Undercover feels like the developer set a dare for itself: make a game even funnier than the branded titles, with its own original characters, and set in a world that is exponentially more ambitious.


And shockingly, TT Games has pulled it off.

The writing made me chuckle constantly, and it frequently crossed into the outright hilarious. The voice cast helps deliver on the promise of the script, by offering readings of their ridiculous dialogue with utter sincerity and absolutely bulls-eye comic timing. Incidental dialogue, background gags, and even subtle sound cues add to the rapid-fire jokes.

More impressive is the titular city in which the missions take place. The sprawling San Francisco-inspired play space is massive, and boasts secret nooks and crannies around every corner. Even after perfecting every stage, the game has plenty left to explore and unlock throughout the city using the same abilities that serve as navigation through stages. It makes sense that the title showcases the city, because it's very much a standout feature.


That open world environment gives the game a feeling of "GTA Light," a safer area than Rockstar's playgrounds with many of the same mechanics. You can take cars from motorists, though with the explanation that you're on police business. The game is even sure to explain that the city will pay for any damages in the course of your investigation, so you don't feel too bad about crashing through street lamps and mailboxes.

I want to spend more time with these characters in this world, so as TT Games' tentative toe in the waters of original creations, Lego City Undercover is a resounding success.

Nice again.

GAF said:

This game is real quality. Hated all other lego games, but this clicked with me for some reason. The open world nature of the title makes it a blast to play, it looks great and is just filled with things to do.
This is like an (inner) child's stream come true. It really is like having all the Legos in the world come to life.