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Friday 20 November 2009 01:00 GMT

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The evenings are drawing in and fear stalks the nights. Well, it does if the number of mystery games coming out on the DSis anything to go by.

Agatha Christie’s moustachioed creation Hercule Poirot is the star of ‘The ABCMurders for DS’ while her partner in crime, James Patterson, has seen his mega-selling ‘Women’s Murder Club’ series turned into a game on the hand-held console. And the really bloodthirsty can go forensic with ‘CSI: Crime Scene Investigation – Deadly Intent’.

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