Lego City Undercover
I like Lego City Undercover. I wish the
PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch port of Lego City Undercover was a sequel,
or even a prequel of the two years Chase McCain was gone. I don't mind a
port. What I do mind is that sixty dollar price tag for such an old
game. Lego City Undercover has received a visual upgrade, and the
loading times are not as horrible. The loading times are still long in
Lego City Undercover though. There are also still bugs and glitches.
Lego City Undercover crashes still, and it is really annoying. Why is
the Internet required for Lego City Undercover? I do not like that one
bit. I wish Lego City Undercover supported total offline video game
play. Not every family has the Internet so WB Games is shooting
themselves in the toes with Internet required.
Lego City Undercover is rated E10+. That means only people ten years old
and older are allowed to play Lego City Undercover according to the
ESRB. They do not think anyone under the age of ten should ever play
Lego City Undercover. The two ESRB descriptors for Lego City Undercover
are Cartoon Violence, and Crude Humor. Family Friendly Gaming paid fifty
dollars of the total sixty dollar cost of Lego City Undercover. I paid
ten dollars because I like Lego City Undercover so much and will play
this game multiple times. There are still plenty of cool things to find
and use in Lego City Undercover. I will try to have a review for Lego
City Undercover in issue #119 of the always exceptional Family Friendly
Gaming magazine, and e-magazine. I might even do some videos if WB Games
ever is professional and responds to inquires on their video policy for
this game.
{04/16/2017} - Kid Gamer
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