CSI Las Vegas game review focuses on dark motives
The article critiques a CSI computer game set in a Vegas lab. It notes the franchise’s TV success and realism through high tech gear, but laments outdated graphics, limited 2D exploration, and a budget feel. The reviewer finds gameplay dragging with a weak hidden agenda and a generally negative tone.
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Dark Motives game review notes drag quest to find clues
The reviewer describes inspecting a screen by dragging to reveal clues and assembling a full case file. Interrogations happen through a fixed dialogue tree with a list of questions only, limiting interaction and requiring many clicks. The piece dwells on dialogue limitations and gameplay pacing.
Dark Motives adventure game review in Sin City context
A mixed critique notes high tech detective setup and a verbose quest but complains about repetitive questions long load times and stuttering dialogue. It praises faithful TV ties but calls the game an average adventure with limited appeal for newcomers and gives two stars.
Xbox Live adds video chat and features at E3
At E3, Microsoft unveils Xbox Live video chat with USB camera support allowing players to see and talk with friends. The service may charge extra and will include background music for sessions and a new EA partnership ending long standing tension over Madden titles.
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Wi-Fi Goes Global As Mobile Internet Expands
Ipsos Insight reports a global rise in Wi-Fi awareness and usage from a study in October 2003. About 40 percent of Internet users have tried wireless, with one in four users worldwide aware of the standard and urban China showing rapid mobile growth. Email and text messaging dominate, while wireless photo messaging and gaming rise among mobile users. The Face of the Web study covered 13 countries and highlights ongoing mobile penetration and Internet-enabled handsets becoming commonplace.
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Microsoft scales back on wireless hardware focus
Microsoft will stop marketing branded wireless networking hardware and base stations. A UK spokeswoman cited a reduced presence in the category, while support remains for products sold under two-year warranties. The move follows prior marketing efforts since last fall.
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Expo’s E3 Focus On Nonviolent Games And Visuals
The Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles centers on action games dominated by shooters and combat, shaping industry image amid hype for Doom 3 Halo 2 and Half Life 2. Yet nonviolent titles and innovations like Sony’s Eye Toy add momentum toward broader, immersive experiences.
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