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Cookie and Cream Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:093992092603
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_COOKIE_AND_CREAM
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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CSI: Deadly Intent is my third CSI game so far (I’ve played Dark Motives, which I don’t recommend, and Unsolved, which is quite good). The funny thing is that I’m not a fan of the show since I’ve never seen it (nope, not one episode). I DO like crime investigation themed point-and-click adventure games though, and I really enjoyed CSI: Unsolved, so I decided to go ahead and pick up this one too. So how does it hold up? Well, let’s find out!Graphics (score 7/10): The graphics are animated (“cartoon”-style, if you like) 2-D images that change facial expression and move occasionally (think Phoenix Wright, if you’ve played that). The cutscenes are sort of the same thing, with just barely animated images moving across a background to give the impression of motion. For this genre, though, these graphics aren’t bad. As for whether or not the character models look anything like their in-show counterparts, I have no idea since I’ve never seen the show.Music (score 7/10): There’s no voice acting, but the music is decent. It’s not the best music I’ve ever heard, but it’s not bad. It does its job of keeping the background filled with something pleasant instead of awkward silence. That’s really all you need in a game like this. I do have one little complain, though. Whenever you are in the CSI headquarters, every time you move to a different room (like from the lab to the morgue), the music resets and starts from the beginning of the track again. Since one is often moving ar.
Havent played this game in sooooo long it reminds me of my childhood XD
My daughter fully enjoys the game
I’m a big fan of the CSI games (I played them on Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii).They’re usually quite challenging. However if you compare this one to any of the others, it seems much easier and is more like a time waster than a real “thinking game”.It’s cartoonier as well, which I didn’t mind. It is actually easier to spot things, as it isn’t as dark as the privious CSI game for Nintendo DS.It only has 4 cases and you don’t get a bonus case after solving them all. So since all the cases are pretty easy to solve, it’s all in all a pretty short game.It’s not bad, though and it’s still fun to see who gets revealed as the murderer. ;)
My son has enjoyed this game even though usually he’s only interested in big name character games. It has held his attention though some parts of it he has said were difficult as it doesn’t always explain well what is expected to get through certain areas of the game.
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This was a graduation present to my niece. She picked this one out herself, so, I’ll rate everything at 5 stars because she was happy with this gift. I have no idea if it’s fun or not. But she seems to enjoy it.BTW – she graduated from elementary school
The CSI games are fairly easy to walk through and the puzzles are solvable within a few minutes. Having said that I enjoyed this game because it was not a mind bending challenge that I needed a super computer to assist with cheat codes. Sometimes having a puzzle game that has a story line that keeps the clues coming is all the fun needed. I have purchased the other CSI games as well and look forward to new ones.
Shipped quick and I love this game!!
I actually loved this game. It had a nice combination of evidence gathering, interrogation and puzzles. The gameplay was nice, easy enough to pick up casually and not get frustrated and hard enough to keep your interest. The graphics were pretty basic, but were crisp and clean so I didn’t mind. I enjoyed the background music as well, very atmospheric.
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CSI: Deadly Intent is my third CSI game so far (I’ve played Dark Motives, which I don’t recommend, and Unsolved, which is quite good). The funny thing is that I’m not a fan of the show since I’ve never seen it (nope, not one episode). I DO like crime investigation themed point-and-click adventure games though, and I really enjoyed CSI: Unsolved, so I decided to go ahead and pick up this one too. So how does it hold up? Well, let’s find out!Graphics (score 7/10): The graphics are animated (“cartoon”-style, if you like) 2-D images that change facial expression and move occasionally (think Phoenix Wright, if you’ve played that). The cutscenes are sort of the same thing, with just barely animated images moving across a background to give the impression of motion. For this genre, though, these graphics aren’t bad. As for whether or not the character models look anything like their in-show counterparts, I have no idea since I’ve never seen the show.Music (score 7/10): There’s no voice acting, but the music is decent. It’s not the best music I’ve ever heard, but it’s not bad. It does its job of keeping the background filled with something pleasant instead of awkward silence. That’s really all you need in a game like this. I do have one little complain, though. Whenever you are in the CSI headquarters, every time you move to a different room (like from the lab to the morgue), the music resets and starts from the beginning of the track again. Since one is often moving ar.