CSI: 3 Dimensions of Murder (Video Game 2006) Poster

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8/10
A CSI Fan's P.O.V.
squall780200317 June 2006
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**May contain spoilers, last warning** This game is cool, the idea of the whole thing being 3 dimensional and all (made a nice pun). It also had unique cases, but as with all games it went wrong in a few places. First off, Jorja Fox and Marg Helgenberger don't even their character's voice overs (Sara's difference is probably more notable than Catherine's). Also, they make everything look all pretty like the lab with it's view of the elevator that looks like it's a place you can get to, the crime scenes, and the morgue, but Brass' office looks weird because the view out of the doors and windows appear to be cut and pasted from a photo (unlike the lab). Also, the game can be a stumper more than once or twice. There was the GMC thing, but every vehicle was a GMC and it got old. Also Doc Robbins has a 6 head. If you can get past this the game's great.
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10/10
Excellent PC Game!
BreanneB31 May 2006
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This PC game is excellent just like all the other CSI ones, which I have. It has five cases as usual. It is fun as always and a great learning experience too.

In case number one, "Pictures At An Execution", is about a man who kills his demanding, prissy client. In case number two, "First Person Shooter", is about 3 people who kill their boss. In case number three, "Daddy's Girl", a woman fakes her own death and tries to frame her fiancé for it. In case number four, "Rough Cut" a man is murdered by his wife. In case number five, "The Big White Lie", is when Doc Robbins finds a body in an ally near his home.

I love these games. They are #1. Keep them coming.
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