CSI: Deadly Intent
- Genre
- Adventure
- Released on
- Xbox 360
- 10/27/2009
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- Pub
- Ubisoft
- Released on
- Wii
- 10/27/2009
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- Pub
- Ubisoft
- Released on
- Nintendo DS
- 10/27/2009
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- Pub
- Ubisoft
- Released on
- PC
- 10/27/2009
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- Pub
- Ubisoft
Explore crime scenes, dissect a victim's body, or follow the twists and turns of the story; CSI - Deadly Intent is an all-new immersive experience thanks to intriguing cases written with CSI show writers, a new rendering engine allowing for more realistic graphics, improved lighting effects, and enhanced character acting and lip sync with the voices of the actors from the show
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- CSI: Deadly Intent Demo Available on Xbox 360
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David Caruso Likely Not IncludedTue, 27 October 2009 01:38PM0 Comments
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