CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (Xbox)

...fixated with the television program CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and in particular the Las Vegas Series which is obviously set in and around Las Vegas and much of the show has scene shots in hotels, casino's, bars and restaurants that I have frequented on my travels there. Owning the DVD series wasn't enough for me, I wanted to become a member of the CSI Team and that led me to the Xbox game which I saw featured on one of the CSI DVD's and off ...
...on where you shop. There is a CSI Game as a PC version available called 'Dark Motives' and I don't think it is the same game as I have for the Xbox because on the box it states "Includes All cases from CSI and CSI: Dark Motives PC Game". ...

kappaslappa 03.04.2006 · Read full review
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...Channel 5 - I prefer CSI: Miami, but found that the PC game required a graphics card far superior to the one I have so I was stuck - I could either upgrade my graphics card or take the plunge and buy the X-Box game - I opted for the latter and paid £19.99 for CSI: Las Vegas from Game - billed as an interactive crime solving adventure. In the game you are a new recruit to the CSI crime lab and introduced to Gil Grissom, the lab supervisor - he immediately ...
...is found in a motel room - from there on in you work with each of the characters from the series - Captain Brass from LVPD - Sara Siddle - Warrick Brown - Catherine Willows and Nick Stokes. You are also supported in the lab by Greg Sanders and in the morgue by Chief Medical Examiner Al Robbins. The game requires you to search crime scenes - detecting and collecting evidence and then using it to find motive, means and murder - using due process to ...

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The aim of the game is to work with the CSI team. You are a forensic scientist starting out in the field. You have to examine the crime scene looking for clues. It is quite a good game you have to speak to suspects and use differnet equipment to gather evidence. You have to go back and forth from crime scenes, the lab and police station, Some of the evidence does not appear until you have got a clue from elsewhere which can be a bit frustrating ...
...check areas that you have already checked previously. The graphics are good the characters actually resemble the cast and the sound is good too. The game itself is highly addictive, it makes you frustrated trying to find the clues but that somehow makes you want to play the game more. The only problem I hit was that the game came to a standstill, not sure if it was just me not being able to find the missing clue or if the game is faulty, but I went ...

Naughtybonbon 26.11.2007 · Read full review
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I originally got the PC version and was given this extended one as a gift. It is addictive! There are 10 cases and you will not be able to stop yourself! However, once you have completed all ten cases, you can go over them again to try and perfect your score but you need to leave plenty of time between plays, otherwise you simply remember what happened last time. The flashbacks are good although you may want to mute some of the sound as it can grate ...

lucien1980 19.09.2006 · Read full review
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