Arthur Matthews and Graham Linehan, creators of the classic sitcom Father Ted, were once asked why they'd chosen to make a comedy about priests. Was there, perhaps, some critical commentary on Catholicism at work? No, replied the writers. The jokes were just funnier when performed by priests.
The same could be said of Lego minifigures. There's just something inherently daft and likeable about those yellow-faced fellows that highlights the absurdity of any situation, even if that situation involves driving a fire engine along the pavement, mowing down dozens of pedestrians. In a game like Grand Theft Auto, such a scene would be bleak, bloody and dripping with nihilistic catharsis. In Wii U exclusive Lego City Undercover's breezy free roaming world, it's a slapstick gag. Splattered pedestrians simply spring back to their feet and stagger away. Hero cop Chase McCain even apologises as he speeds on his way, leaving plastic carnage in his wake.
Its from euro-gamer, so what more can you expect regarding Nintendo related news.
Wasn't aware Lego games were system sellers.
If you're starving for a physical game (which many are) its a good pick-up. Only core 1st party titles will save the WiiU imo, but at this moment its a good time for it to be released. Hopefully it will get some advertisement
that's what I miss about gaming during the nes,super nes times. it was all about having fun not worrying about and how real it seems.
now everyone cries about graphics and power and hates and each others favorite games.it's crazy,crybabies sucked the fun out of gaming.