CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Hard Evidence (Wii)

I absolutely loved this game! I am extremely interested in the murder investigation side of things and regularly watch CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on the tv and i was excited to find out that there was a matching game, especially on such an advanced console which i'd only just bought. There are 5 crime scenes that you have to resolve, each one more complicated than the last. The graphics are fantastic and the characters and technology used in the game are very realistic, and the voices of the characters are spot on. First you visit the crime scene, find all of the evidence you can and speak to witnesses/suspects, using your own wit and common sense - not forgetting ...  Read the complete review

One of the first games i looked at for the wii was CSI as i love the CSI episodes. I thought this game would let your imaginiation run and require some skill and concentration. It's not quite how i've found it. Loading the Game ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I thought i'd first issue a warning that if you're impatient, take the game back to the shop or don't buy it to start with! This game infuriated me as every time you need to change location, you're sitting for a good 30 seconds whilst it loads. It's the same at the start of the game and continues right until the end. I'd often sit and check emails or do other things as i'd get so bored waiting for it to ...  Read the complete review

Ever since my first encounter with the Broken Sword games on the Playstation, I've really liked first person puzzle games. There is a real sense of involvement with them that holds your interest. So when I recently came across CSI for the Wii it looked like the sort of game I would enjoy. It had all the aspects of a broken sword type game, including multiple locations and different clues to try and work out. It may have also helped that I was picking it up for £15 in Morrison's rather than its full RRP, which is always an added bonus with something like this. While I'm not a huge CSI fan I have enjoyed it when I've seen it, but would the computer game be any good? ...  Read the complete review

I have never watched CSI as a series, but when I saw the game for the wii, it looked appealing as I like the genre of point and click games, that I had to buy it. This was double with the cheap price tag attached to the game. ** Outline of the game ** The game consists of five different chapters or cases. Each case consists of a murder or crime that you as the investigator need to solve. To do this you work as a CSI (crime scene investigator), alongside imitation characters from the actual show, moving from place to place finding clues and analysing them before arresting someone at the end of the case to close it. That is the game in a ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a fan of procedural shows, but have never been able to get into CSI as I've always just thought it was really badly acted and there were more decent TV shows out there to be wasting my time on. I got a Wii for my birthday, and with my birthday money I wanted another game besides just wii fit to play on it, so I found this game in Morrisons and I have to say it's pretty good. The Plot You play an investigator along with the characters that are apparently in the TV show. You have five different cases and you have to unlock the truth and find the perp. To solve each case you must use the evidence and all the ...  Read the complete review