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Ubisoft and CBS Consumer Products have announced the development of a videogame based on America’s favorite TV series, NCIS. The game will be available worldwide on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Windows PCs, and Wii from October 28 this year. It’s also coming to the Nintendo 3DS on the same date – but only in Europe, Middle East, and Asian territories (we’re not sure if that includes us at this stage). A list of features, from the press release: PLAY AS THE CAST, BE PART OF THE FAMILY Take on the role of your favourite character from the NCIS team and use their special skills and field expertise to solve the crime. Investigate crime scenes as agents Ziva David and Tony DiNozzo, conduct forensics analyses as Abby Sciuto, perform victim autopsies as Ducky Mallard, interrogate and break suspects as special agent Gibbs, and use satellite tracking to apprehend bad guys on the run as special agent McGee. EMBARK ON YOUR OWN NCIS ADVENTURE Written with the writers of the hit TV show, embark on an all-new NCIS story arc complete with four original NCIS episodes. Travel to exotic environments, from a casino in Atlantic City to a luxury hotel in Dubai. Discover exciting connections between the four cases as you crack each one, and work toward solving the entire investigation. TOTAL IMMERSION INTO THE WORLD OF NCIS Use your guts and cutting edge technology to solve cases. Engaging mini-games and activities keep you on your toes: scour crime scenes for clues, collect evidence, use the …
NEW SQUARE — A Truman Avenue man was severely burned Sunday in an early morning arson attack that police linked to a simmering religious feud in the Hasidic village. Ramapo police said the victim, Aron Rottenberg, 43, suffered third-degree burns to 50 percent of his body after physically confronting an attacker carrying a rag soaked with flammable liquid behind his Truman Avenue home at 4:12 am Police later arrested 18-year-old Shaul Spitzer, of nearby Adams Lane, on felony counts of first-degree attempted arson and first-degree assault. Police said Spitzer had serious burns to his hands and arms. He was hospitalized in Nyack before being taken to Cornell Medical Center. Rottenberg was taken to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, police said. Police said the Rottenberg family has previously been the target of violence and protests. The feud stems from the fact that Rottenberg worships at the Friedwald Center, not the community’s main synagogue used by David Twersky, the Skver Hasidic grand rabbi and the worldwide community’s dynastic leader. On May 6, more than 100 volunteer firefighters were called out after the vacant upper floor of a Bush Lane house caught fire where another dissident family lived. The cause of another fire on Truman Avenue in September was not determined. Rottenberg and his family had installed surveillance cameras on the two-story structure because of concerns over previous incidents, police said. Police said Sunday they had not yet found any …
