That said, the engine the LEGO games run on must be getting past its sell by date by now and maybe these issues are just remnants of the old 32-bit DirectX 9 codebase? I mean other than adding support for DirectX 11 and 64-bit this engine has really not evolved much since LEGO Star Wars: The Videogame in 2005 (it still uses the same piss-poor fullscreen edge AA rather than the more refined yet still console-friendly post-processing methods such as FXAA, SMAA and TAA). I mean I can understand this happening on the Wii U with its weak CPU/GPU but we really should be seeing issues like this on the more powerful console platforms or PC IMO. I'm surprised that these weren't 'polished up' in the move from the Wii U.

I accept that no game is perfect but the shadow artifacts and glitching in LEGO City Undercover can be extremely distracting during cutscenes, which I'm sure is not intentional. but these shadows are clearly not supposed to be as glitchy/flickery as they are here. LEGO City Undercover Release Date: March 28th Nintendo Australia have announced their exclusive Wii U title Lego City: Undercover, developed by TT Games, will be available in Australia and New Zealand on March 28 th, 2013, through leading game retailers and Nintendo’s eShop. I know what you mean, but I still find this complaint funny in a game with LEGOs. Originally posted by Doctor Hades: and shadows can not only look extremely blocky

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