Wii U Discussion: Super Mario 3D World out in all the places (that matter!)

Majority of review sites have gotten a review out for lego city:
Most of them say something along the lines of "We like it, hilarious GTAesque lego game".

Nintendo Magazine UK
90/100

A lovingly crafted, laugh-a-minute, gem-packed open world LEGO game, the likes of which we've never seen before, but have always wanted. [Apr 2013, p.74]

Eurogamer:
90/100
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-0...ver-review

Lego City Undercover isn't ceaselessly brilliant - open-world games seldom are - but it's a fantastic example of what makes Traveller's Tales and TT Fusion such special developers, and the worst I can say is that it's occasionally only fun. And you know what? I'll take that wherever I can find it.

Gameinformer
85/100
https://www.gameinformer.com/games/lego_...ritty.aspx

It isn’t perfect, but I can’t think of another Wii U game that I’d recommend more than Lego City Undercover. It’s the most interesting and highly polished game in TT Games’ large repertoire, and it fills an important game gap. Now kids (and their parents) can tool around in a big town where people smile even as you almost run them over in an ice-cream truck.

IGN:
80/100
http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/03/14/l...ver-review

Undercover’s story is an incredibly entertaining homage to countless movies and television shows, and manages to feature a very strong cast of characters – no small feat considering the game has no major license associated with it.

NintendoLife:
8/10
http://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/wiiu...undercover

There are technical cracks in its brickwork, but in combining the familiar constructs of the LEGO video games with an original story, huge amounts of humour and a ridiculous number of things to collect or discover, LEGO City Undercover proves that LEGO titles can be blockbusters without a big licence.