IGN - NCIS is one of the most popular shows on TV due to a combination of reliable mysteries and character dynamics. NCIS The Game is a minigame collection tied to its namesake through character likeness alone. NCIS: The Game is short, easy, and a failsafe way to earn 1,000 achievement points; it's the participation ribbon of video games.
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#3 Dark Souls. JK #3 NCIS
So tired of *Top 3-10 list of why...* articles.
Shlts not cute at all and brings nothing new to gaming news.
If u actually click on the article (Why the F would u do that), u find that everything in the lists licks ballz anyway. Every time, every case.
Inexperienced journalists, trolling for hits...
This is why kids games shouldn't be on the PS3. They should be on the Leapster instead.
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GameSpot: Childish minigames and saw-it-coming plots make NCIS a mockery of its TV inspiration.
Runner up GOTY for this one. Michael Phelps push the limit still wins hands down, no competition.
DHGF: Well, if you’re the sort of person who loves the idea of adding a thousand points to your gamer score in a day (I’m looking at you DJ), NCIS is probably worth a rental, but otherwise? It’s basically a waste of your time on nearly every level. The characters look fine, the audio is adequate, and the game is simple enough to play that you won’t have to strain yourself to do so regardless of your skill level. However, the plot becomes insulting in the final episode after being “okay” up to that point, there’s no challenge to the game, there’s no reason to ever come back to it because you’ll see and do everything in one sitting, and the cast from the show, save for David McCallum, isn’t even involved with the game. It’s not that NCIS is even aggressively bad so much as it is that the game is aggressively lazy, which is even more disappointing, to be honest. Bad games have a certain charm to hating their guts, and you can almost appreciate how terrible they are; NCIS just screams of being something Ubisoft shoved out the door to make a buck, and it shows in how utterly uninteresting the whole experience ends up.