LOL, I thought the game was great but only gave it an A!

I am pretty pissed off right now, found a bug in Lego City that makes me want to send Tt some hate mail. Them sons of bitches will never update this game. Hell, it has never received an update at all.

Ok, my february purchase to support the pact just arrived, lets add it to the collection and then try to find the time to play it (I hope soon).

I think we should remind people that the second part of this game is also coming soon, man Activision is quiet about it but they give a decent level of support to the console.

Just purchased:

Chasing Aurora
Super C
Ninja Gaiden

I have this game, be prepared for major screen tearing. I was forced to play it on gamepad only for that reason, it doesn't tear at all on the gamepad. I thought the game was pretty good overall, the boss fights were cool.

Thanks for the recomendation, actually I am starting to look for some games to play using only the Gamepad, but I want them to be slow passed, the last 2 or 3 that I had played required too much reflexes and in those cases I prefer to use the TV. I would love to have JRPG running on that Gamepad.

If you have component cables it solves the screen tearing issue, it only has that problem when using HDMI. I used the same component cables I had for my Wii, it is compatible.

Wow this site definitely has the most hardcore and wealthiest Nintendo fans I've ever seen.

Well, I am not sure about wealthy part, but you start to get additional income when you work full time, now that also means you don't have much time to play, you know one for the others... I finished 22 games last year and bought 27, I could buy even more, but it does not makes sense for me, I will never reduce my backlog if I keep buying so many titles.

My goal for this year is to finish 24 games (2 each month) and buy less than that (currently aiming at 20 games)

F for deus ex? I've only played a few hours of the game today and anyone that gave it an f is trolling. The game is really good, when you begin the stages it gives you the option of going stealth or head on and also gives you a selection of close or range weapon based on your previous choice. I really like the stealth approach in this game, it gives you at least two ways to execute each stage depending on your choices. I like the way they utilized the gamepad also.

I don't feel like I've played enough of the game to rate it though, I will rate it in the next day or so.

I gave Deus Ex a B+, so far the game is awesome. It has a dialogue system similar to mass effect's when speaking to people. It's not open world but has plenty of exploration and side quests within a unique cyberpunk futuristic setting for the city. Each mission gives you different ways to complete it depending on the approach you decide to tackle it with.

The Wii U version comes with a very handy interactive strategy guide within the game. The graphics are really good for the most part, except for characters faces. Some of the faces look like they belong in a ps2 game. Really, really low res textures on the faces. It makes the characters look weird because their outfits look damn good. All the outfits have high res textures, it makes the faces stand out with their ugly textures.

The gamepad is utilized very well in this game. They combined a very good method of being able to use the touchscreen or the analogue if you prefer for the menu and map functions. I think this is probably one of the best approaches a dev has taken with the gamepad.

The story so far is good, and I am enjoying the game a lot. There is a lot to like about this game but it doesn't come without its flaws. Overall it's a good game, B+ so far in my book.