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Trauma Centre - Second Opinion - - Wii
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Trauma Center: Second Opinion (Wii)
The follow - up to Trauma Center - Under the Knife, this is the ... Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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by - written on 07/02/08 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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Their Lives In Your Hands ==================== Ever fancied yourself as a surgeon, with the patients life in your hands, one wrong move and it's curtains for them? Well now you can wield a scalpel with no chance of being sued for malpractice. You play Dr Stiles, a gifted surgeon, and you perform various operations. He has a special gift called the healing touch that only very few surgeons have, this basically means that he can slow down time. A running story flows through the game that involves a parasite called GUILT that has been introduced by a terrorist organisation. You become involved in finding ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/08/07 (Useful, 73 readings)
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Trauma Center on the Wii is a remake of Trauma Center: Under the Knife on the DS. Having played both versions the Wii version is the best. This game is not however a straight forward remake. Some of the levels have been changed and there are special bonus levels involving a woman surgeon instead of the usual Dr. Stiles. The game basically involves you taking control of different operations during with increasing difficulty as it progresses. It uses both the Wiimote and the nuchuck controllers. The Nunchuck is used to select different instruments and the Wii mote is how you use them. This is a bit complicated at first as I was moving the cusor with the wiimote ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/11/08 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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Trauma Center: Second Opinion is the sequel of the same game Trauma Center: The First Blood. This is a simulation game where you played as a doctor who had to deal with many patients with different kind of disease. You would be given lots of tools which can be used to treat the patient. You should clean up the wounds with alcohol, give injection, stop the blooding, and other Emergency Room actions. You would be challenged with more and more difficult disease and you should operate people to get them well. It is really interesting and exciting game, and it is even more interesting because using the nunchuck you would move your hand as if you are really ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/11/08 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Having borrowed this game off a friend and it never really appealing to me, I had not played it up until a few nights ago. I had a few friends round and we got playing it and since then I have been addicted. I have heard that the game is a remake of the Nintendo DS version, however as I have not played that version I can't really comment on similarities or differences. Story The game takes place in the Year 2018. You play as Doctor Derek Stiles who has just finished an Internship at Hope Hospital, you are about to embark on your surgical career as a fully fledged doctor, assisted by many characters in the hospital but mainly Nurse Angie. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/07/09 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Trauma Centre new blood is the game where you are a new doctor who performs plenty of operations in order to save the word of the deadly disease of GUILT! lol as random as it sounds the game is great fun, and to be honest at first you kill the majority of asia population! I found the controls very easy to use to perform the operations, you remove pieces from a body, do cuts, swabs and stitches. This is quite realistic and makes you really concentrate, although the graphics are pretty poor. The better you control your stiches, the better job you do in the game! This game is great fun to play with friends, although we noramlly resort to who can kill ... Read the complete review
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