One of the best games currently available on the Wii U right now is LEGO City: Undercover (read our review), so the prospect of a similar title made portable on the Nintendo 3DS sounds like a swell ...

Much like the toy these days, Lego City Undercover is both familiar and unfamiliar. Or, more to the point, it's two games masquerading as one, the first new and the second old. The introduction of a ...

When I first saw LEGO City Undercover, the first thing that came to mind was the music video for the Beastie Boys' Sabotage: fictional cops with over-the-top car chases, disguises, and ridiculous hair ...

The team behind Lego City Undercover has learned a lot from actor Steven Seagal. "Steven Seagal has this move where he grabs a guy and sort of flicks his wrist and the guy is on the ground," says ...

LEGO City Undercover faces a burden unlike any previous LEGO game developed by Traveller’s Tales. Not only is this production the first LEGO game by Traveller’s Tales to not feature a major movie or ...

“In skipping a franchise tie-in, TT Fusion flourishes with an open world LEGO game that tells a smart, funny story without the crutch of familiar faces.” “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a ...

The LEGO games are famous for their humorous adaptations of popular movie properties and comic book characters, but in more recent times developers TT Games and TT Fusion have begun creating their own ...

It's fair to say that over the current generation Telltale Games has established itself as the primary LEGO developer. Starting with franchises such as Batman, the team has moved onto other major film ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. With Lego City Undercover, developer Traveller's Tales has distilled the concept of "fun" into its purest essence and poured it liberally over a city ...

Lego City Undercover sets up protagonist Chase McCain as a haunted man. Returning from exile, the woman he loved is in witness protection, he sacrificed everything for a bust for which his superior ...

Traveller's Tales' latest proves that Lego games don't need a licence to charm. There have been a few missteps along the way, but in general the last decade of Lego games made by Traveller's Tales ...