While navigating the considerable overworld is indeed quite smooth without visible loads after the infuriating primary load, it really is inexcusable for a game like this to take longer to load than Crysis, GTA IV, and Saints Row 3. It has been posited that these outrageous load times are due to the fact that the game loads the entire freaking world/mission when you first enter it.
There’s a police station in the game that you need to go into whenever you want to customize a character, unlock something, or buy new characters/vehicles and these features are only available in the building’s basement so you need to stare endlessly at a loading screen when you enter the building, go down to the basement, come up from the basement, and exit the building making your rewards for playing the game feel more like unbearable chores to access. There is no reason a game made largely out of seemingly untextured blocks should take multiple minutes whenever it needs to load something. Off the bat I have to address Lego City Undercover‘s outrageous load times. Does Lego City Undercover fall into the snares of its ambitious premise or does it revolutionize the way the world thinks of virtual Legos? Read on to see what dirt we were able to dig up during our time with the game. TT Games went ahead and surprised everyone with their first venture on the Wii U making not only an original IP, but also expanding the usually quite confined level structure into a full-out sandbox game.
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The problem with a lot of the Lego series games is that if you don’t have a particular attachment to the specific license each one uses, then you won’t get as much out of the game as someone who is a big Star Wars/Harry Potter/Lord of the Rings/etc. Since the first Lego Star Wars game came out in 2005 the Lego games have exploded in popularity to the point where they involve some of the industry’s top licenses and have become the sole product of the developer TT Games. Progress: Completed up to Chapter 8 out of 15
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