SAN FRANCISCO - Today, Ubisoft announced that CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Fatal Conspiracy is now available in North America for the Wii system from Nintendo, the Xbox 360 video game and ...

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Season 3 is an American crime drama television series created by Anthony E. Zuiker. The show follows the Las Vegas Police Department team of crime-scene investigators ...

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This season of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation first aired on 06-10-2000.

With this October marking the 20th anniversary of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CBS is looking to celebrate the occasion with an event series reunion (similar to how The X-Files, 24: Live Another ...

Sometimes, it takes an outsider to launch a revolution. Anthony Zuiker certainly met that qualification when he was inspired by an episode of the true-crime show “The New Detectives” to write a police ...

CSI: Miami is getting the docuseries treatment. CBS has ordered an unscripted series based on its iconic crime drama – The Real CSI: Miami. It comes from CSI creator Anthony Zuiker, Jerry Bruckheimer, ...

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation became an addictive must-watch for everyone in the early 2000s – with theme song Who Are You? by The Who still ringing in our ears with just a mere mention of the show’s ...

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, also known as CSI: Las Vegas, is an American procedural forensics crime drama television series that captivated audiences over a remarkable span of 15 seasons. The 16th ...

When some shows get canned after just one season or even just one episode (we remember you, Osbournes Reloaded), a procedural about crime scenes has stood the test of time. CSI: Crime Scene ...

This year has proven to be busy for the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation license. With both the first CSI: Miami game and a proper sequel to the original CSI adventure game making it to the PC, you'd ...

Playing Ubisoft's CSI games has always felt more like taking part in a truncated version of one of those cheesy murder mystery getaway weekends than actually solving a realistic crime. At every turn, ...