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Stefan.De.Machtige on 22 November 2016

I didn't buy it on Wii U so this is good news .

It looks like they might want to create a franchise out of this. Maybe a multiplatform sequel is coming soon.



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Darwinianevolution on 22 November 2016
Nautilus said:
Strange.... why do it now after all those years?Well, hopefully it gets some good extra sales.

Probably because it's an easy way to support the Switch to the get go. And if they are making the efford on the Switch port, why not just port it to everything else?



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Darwinianevolution on 22 November 2016
twintail said:
Nautilus said:
Strange.... why do it now after all those years?Well, hopefully it gets some good extra sales.

exclusitivty period has expired perhaps?

 

Wonder what is next.. Bayo 2?

Doesn't Nintendo technically own half of the game?



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Kresnik on 22 November 2016

Yay. Wanted this one for a while!



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SvennoJ on 22 November 2016

Together with my kids, Lego city undercover is our most played game on the WiiU at over 400 hours combined. Best lego game imo. It needs a sequel, not a port...
If it's a port I guess they'll need to make a few small changes for the gamepad usage.



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Nautilus on 22 November 2016
twintail said:
Nautilus said:
Strange.... why do it now after all those years?Well, hopefully it gets some good extra sales.

exclusitivty period has expired perhaps?

 

Wonder what is next.. Bayo 2?

Bayo 2 wont happen, since Nintendo funded it.(might happen a Switch port though)

For Lego City, Nintendo did publish it, so probably the exclusivity period did end.Who really knows at this point?



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vivster on 22 November 2016
markodeniro said:
I had the U since launch, have about 60 games. If 1 more game gets ported to Switch or ps4xbox1 i will not get Switch.

PC ports are ok though?



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Stefan.De.Machtige on 22 November 2016
SvennoJ said:
Together with my kids, Lego city undercover is our most played game on the WiiU at over 400 hours combined. Best lego game imo. It needs a sequel, not a port...
If it's a port I guess they'll need to make a few small changes for the gamepad usage.

My guess is that this is a push for a sequel later on.



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Miyamotoo on 22 November 2016
Nautilus said:
Strange.... why do it now after all those years?Well, hopefully it gets some good extra sales.

Because it's really great game and because they can. :)

Maybe they preparing market for Lego City Undercover 2..



Entropio on 22 November 2016
markodeniro said:
I had the U since launch, have about 60 games. If 1 more game gets ported to Switch or ps4xbox1 i will not get Switch.

Out of curiosity, why?

I can understand (to a certain extend) people who is complaining about the MK8 and SSB4 ports because it would be the first time Nintendo does this and because part of the players will move, draining the multiplayer audience. But how does this game port affect your experience?

An I say it as a WiiU owner that probably won't buy the Switch, at least in its first years (I simply don't have enough time to play nowadays, so I'm not sure of being able to make enough use of a new console).