Trauma Center: Second Opinion – Nintendo Wii

Description

The critically acclaimed medical drama simulation is making a house call on your Wii! Dr. Derek Stiles is back, but he’s not the only surgeon on call-a new player joins the team, bringing along everything the doctor ordered: difficulty modes, new surgical implements like the defibrillator and an exciting never-before-seen conclusion. So what are you waiting for? If one dose of Trauma Center wasn’t enough, it’s time you got a Second Opinion!
Cure a cold, or amputate an arm, all without cracking open a bottle of pills or getting bloody. The latest in the Trauma Center series of games by Atlus, Trauma Center: Second Opinion lets you play the surgeon in an exciting medical drama simulation game. You’ll need to cure patients of

Your the doctor. Time to heal the sick! You might even save some lives. View larger.

Make life or death decisions. View larger.

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everything from routine medical maladies to life-threatening designer viruses.

Game Storyline
Sure, we’ve all imagined what it would be like to become a doctor. Years of medical school, residency, and clinic duty eventually pay off in a rewarding position saving people’s lives. Or, you could skip all that and just put in a few hours after dinner. Trauma Center puts you in the position of having to make life or death choices at the operating table.

Heart surgery and tumor removal might look easy from the morphine end, but how do you think the doctor feels? Well, you’re going to find out! In Trauma Center, patients’ lives are in your hands. You’ll experience all the drama we’ve come to expect from the medical field. So go ahead, toss on some scrubs and step into the O.R.–it’s time to play doctor.

Gameplay
Trauma Center: Second Opinion, is a robust “Wii-make” of the game “Under the Knife,” and features a totally revamped medical toolkit that includes scalpels, forceps, defibrillator paddles, syringes, and more–all designed specifically for use with the Wii Remote.

Other game features include new graphics and animation, new and remixed musical themes, new surgical implements (including a defibrillator), and operation types, a second playable character with all-new missions, multiple difficulty modes for gamers of all skill levels, and a revised control system that takes full advantage of the revolutionary Wii Remote.