Missions are shorter and broken down into bite-sized chunks, but still consist of car chases, gang fights and exploration, which sees Chase make use of various disguises.Though shorter than LEGO City Undercover, it still clocks in at around 12 hours, and is incredibly well paced and very much suited to the handheld format.Missions typically involve a combination of driving, platforming and fighting gangs, while diverse and entertaining boss fights are frequently used to bring a chapter to its conclusion.The mission structure is a little formulaic, but with so much variety, the game never becomes stale. The combat remains incredibly basic, however, which means that players looking for a challenge are better off searching elsewhere.Instead, LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins is much more geared towards entertainment and simply enjoying the environment, looking for secret bricks, disguises and keys to unlock brand new areas.Much like its Wii U counterpart, there's a hell of a lot to discover within the city itself, although exploration is hampered by long loading times between sections, something which makes driving around the city for no particular reason much less enjoyable.
Similarly, hardware limitations also have an adverse effect on the game's visuals, with heavily reduced draw distances and the occasional dip in the frame rate causing difficulties when driving the game's plentiful supply of vehicles.For the most part, however, the graphics are on par with the Wii U version, which is impressive considering the differences in power between the two devices. The game is cute and colourful, and features a generous supply of famous landmarks, which, when viewed in specific locations, unlocks postcards.Surprisingly, the camera also performs satisfactorily, something which is very difficult to achieve on a system with only one analogue stick.Players have the option to move the camera with the right button, but it's largely robust and flexible enough to follow the action by itself, barring a few high-speed chase sequences.We were also impressed with the way the developers have utilised the system's additional functions.The gyroscopic sensors, for example, are used to wiretap buildings and listen in on conversations, while the touchscreen can be used to enter safe combinations.
We remain disappointed with the lack of online functionality, because the game would certainly benefit from the same co-operative play present in most other LEGO releases. It's a surprising omission considering the number of additional characters and disguises.Despite its flaws, LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins is a charming release, packed with diverse missions, mostly impressive visuals and a great cast of characters.It's not as laugh-out-loud funny as its predecessor, and hardware limitations do have an adverse effect on the experience, which means that while LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins is a great game for youngsters, it doesn't have the same widespread appeal. now to complete this mission and earn My Nintendo points. Collect My Nintendo points for completing this mission (one time only). to view more missions.We have detected a history of abnormal traffic from your network so we ask that you please complete the following form to confirm that you are not a robot and are indeed a real person.
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The publisher also announced plans to reissue several of its Wii U games at retail with bundled amiibo figurines, giving players a second chance to pick up platform standouts like Yoshi’s Woolly World and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. Related: Nintendo’s ‘eShop Selects’ series will bring Wii U digital titles to stores in Eurpoe Starting August 26, Wii U owners can pick up reprints of the sandbox-style action game Lego City Undercover, former console pack-in title Nintendo Land, and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD for just $20 apiece. The upcoming wave of discounts is noteworthy for Wii U fans who have been attempting to track down a copy of Lego City Undercover in the years after its launch. The game was never reprinted following its initial shipment, and aftermarket prices surged when collector circles began snatching up new and used copies as word of its rarity spread. Nintendo 3DS owners, meanwhile, will be able to add Tomodachi Life, Lego City Undercover, Nintendogs + Cats, Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon to their libraries at $20 a pop when the next round of Nintendo Selects launches late this month.
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