There's a double dip of adventure today from Ubisoft, as the company released not one but two different mysteries in the form of NCIS and James Noir's Hollywood Crimes.

The release of NCIS marks the first interactive adventure based on the long-running TV naval crime series. Over the course of four different cases scripted by writers of the television show, players will "investigate crime scenes as agents Ziva David and Tony DiNozzo, conduct forensics analyses as Abby and victim autopsies as Ducky, interrogate and break suspects as Gibbs, and use satellite tracking to apprehend bad guys on the run as McGee." The game is available now at all major retailers in both the UK and North America for PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii. A unique Nintendo 3DS version has also been released, offering all-new cases exclusive to the platform.

Speaking of the 3DS, James Noir’s Hollywood Crimes was also launched today exclusively for the stereoscopic handheld. This puzzle-centric adventure "takes place inside a TV game show, where you are a participant. As you play, you discover a series of murders and a diabolical criminal mastermind that is manipulating and defying you at every turn. Everyone on the set of the show is in danger – especially you! Solving the puzzles left by the killer at every crime scene is the only way to clear your name and to uncover his identity before it’s too late." The game is available now in North America and due to launch in the UK on November 25th.