![]() LEGO City Undercover hardly made the most of the Wii U Gamepad anyway, so these tweaks have a fairly minor impact on the experience as a whole. ![]() The only other major difference is the migration of the Wii U’s second screen features onto a single screen. Having said that, it’s still a fun sandbox to muck around in with a second player particularly given the presence of some 100 different vehicles to thrash about, and certainly the addition of co-op helps to make this re-release of LEGO City Undercover superior to the original to some degree. Furthermore there are no specific missions, puzzles, or activities designed to cater to co-operative play, it’s the exact same content as the Wii U version only it can be tackled with two of you brick-smashing your way to success instead of one. Rather than introduce a second character into the game’s story, player two is just a palette-swapped version of main hero Chase McCain. Admittedly co-op support in LEGO City Undercover is pretty barebones. ![]()
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