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Lego City Undercover Re-Releasing For Nintendo Switch & Other Consoles
You've undoubtably seen all the Lego titles licensing other properties like Harry Potter and Star Wars, but back in 2013 Lego also made its own open world brick title – Lego City Undercover on the Wii U. Now, the game is hitting a broader audience via a re-release/remaster on PS4, Xbox One, and the upcoming Nintendo Switch console.
The company isn't releasing any more details about the project other than it's coming in the spring of next year, and that more info will be announced soon.
For more on the original title, take a look at Jeff Cork's review.
LEGO CITY Undercover is looking for new recruits on PlayStation®4, Xbox One® and Nintendo Switch™ in Spring 2017. pic.twitter.com/wiFcW0cNcp
— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) November 22, 2016
[Source: Lego]
Our Take
That's very welcome news for a game that probably didn't get the exposure on the Wii U that it deserved. With a spring-release timeframe, I assume it'll be in the launch window for the Switch as well.
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