For a Wii single player launch title this is a very high quality game that challenges you to find patterns, work out solutions, memorize the steps and execute them before the time limit’s up… Quick doctor! Before it’s too late! Despite the three difficulty modes, some of the varied strains of the GUILT virus will feel like they strike too fast, always leaving the possibility of a patient’s vitals dropping from 60 to 0 in seconds, at that point not even a Healing Touch star will help, so that messes up the gameplay balance Atlus maintains well throughout most of the game. While the game starts off friendly explaining you the controls and presenting well balanced cases to solve, points are deducted because in some scenarios no amount of practice will help you. Thanks to the twists and turns in the interesting storyline and diverse operating scenarios, you’ll feel like you’re in the midst of it all. Surgery? Exciting? Yes! Saving the lives of people in the operating room is nerve-wrecking, fun, but actually feels as stressful as you’d imagine it to be. In the conclusion let’s rate how much fun Trauma Center: Second Opinion is on a scale from 1 to 10? Watch some Trauma Center: Second Opinion gameplay footage. It has to be reused when the light fades and only appears in one level. * New tools include the 1) Defibrillator which is used when a patient is suffering from cardiac arrest, it replaces the Antibiotic Gel-and-Massage method from the DS version 2) Penlight for illuminating dark areas, but it covers little of the onscreen surface area, and appears in only one level 3) Flash Camera who’s flash provides the same effect as the Penlight, but covers all surface area shown onscreen. Most of the tools are used with the Wii Remote while the Nunchuk allows players to quickly switch between instruments. You can even feel the action with the built-in Rumble feature. * Use your favorite returning tools in an all new way! The Wii Remote allows for precision controlling of the Scalpel, Surgical Laser, Drainage Hose, Sutures, Ultrasound Machine, Forceps, Syringe, and Antibiotic Gel. * A story expanded from the same events as “Under the Knife,” with nip-and-tuck work on the game text as well as all-new plotscenes and operations featuring an all new doctor character. Trauma Center: Second Opinion’s key features are: Watch the Trauma Center: Second Opinion launch trailer. While the gameplay is the same as the original, there’s more of it in the shape of a few added chapters towards the end of the game, as well as a new final ending.
Additional surgeries will also be added, including heart transplants and broken bone procedures. Mastering this move can prove challenging and it can only be used once in an entire operation.īut the game also features more voice acting than the original, including speech from the two main characters as well as more speech from the side characters. The Healing Touch is activated by drawing a star on the screen, and how well the star is drawn has an effect on how much time the player is given. Weaver also has the ability to utilize the Healing Touch, though her ability is different than Derek’s in that hers will increase a patient’s vitals and his will slow down time. Derek Stiles and there’s a new doctor named Naomi Weaver. As with Under the Knife, the voice acting in Second Opinion is presented in the operation scenes to enhance the drama and punctuate the action.While the game is a remake of the original game for the DS, its graphics, animations and mechanics have been completely redone to take advantage of the Wii’s functionality. It's a remake (or "Wii-make," if you prefer) with gobs of added content.
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Game Condition: Good | Boxed: Yes | Manual: YesRelease Year: 2006 | Publisher: Atlus | Genre: Simulation Trauma Center: Second Opinion is NOT a quick-and-dirty port of the DS title "Trauma Center: Under the Knife." It has new graphics and animation new surgical implements and operation types a second playable character with new missions multiple difficulty modes and a revised control system that takes full advantage of the Wii Remote. Item: 224415468489 Trauma Center: Second Opinion - Nintendo Wii.
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