Cookie and Cream - DS Game (Retro Fam)

CSI: Deadly Intent is my third CSI game so far (I've played Dark Motives, which I don't recommend, and Unsolved, which is quite good). The funny thing is that I'm not a fan of the show since I've never seen it (nope, not one episode). I DO like crime investigation themed point-and-click adventure games though, and I really enjoyed CSI: Unsolved, so I decided to go ahead and pick up this one too. So how does it hold up? Well, let's find out!Graphics (score 7/10): The graphics are animated ("cartoon"-style, if you like) 2-D images that change facial expression and move occasionally (think Phoenix Wright, if you've played that). The cutscenes are sort of the same thing, with just barely animated images moving across a background to give the impression of motion. For this genre, though, these graphics aren't bad. As for whether or not the character models look anything like their in-show counterparts, I have no idea since I've never seen the show.Music (score 7/10): There's no voice acting, but the music is decent. It's not the best music I've ever heard, but it's not bad. It does its job of keeping the background filled with something pleasant instead of awkward silence. That's really all you need in a game like this. I do have one little complain, though. Whenever you are in the CSI headquarters, every time you move to a different room (like from the lab to the morgue), the music resets and starts from the beginning of the track again. Since one is often moving ar.