Trauma Center: Second Opinion™ for Nintendo Wii

Trauma Center: Second Opinion

Product InformationCure a cold or amputate an arm all without cracking open a bottle of pillsor getting bloody. The latest in the Trauma Center series of games byAtlus Trauma Center: Second Opinion lets you play the surgeon in anexciting medical drama simulation game. You'll need to cure patients ofeverything from routine medical maladies to life-threatening designer viruses.Game StorylineSure we've all imagined what it would be like to become a doctor. Years ofmedical school residency and clinic duty eventually pay off in a rewardingposition saving people's lives. Or you could skip all that and just put in afew hours after dinner. Trauma Center puts you in the position of havingto make life or death choices at the operating table.Heart surgery and tumor removal might look easy from the morphine end buthow do you think the doctor feels? Well you're going to find out! In TraumaCenter patients' lives are in your hands. You'll experience all the dramawe've come to expect from the medical field. So go ahead toss on some scrubsand step into the O.R.--it's time to play doctor. GameplayTrauma Center: Second Opinion is a robust "Wii-make" of thegame "Under the Knife" and features a totally revamped medicaltoolkit that includes scalpels forceps defibrillator paddles syringes andmore--all designed specifically for use with the Wii Remote.Other game features include new graphics and animation new and remixedmusical themes new surgical implements (including a defibrillator) andoperation types a second playable character with all-new missions multipledifficult y modes for gamers of all skill levels and a revised control systemthat takes full advantage of the revolutionary Wii Remote.Product Features Pick up and play.  Intuitive motion based controls mean players of all skill levels can pick up the Wii Remote and get right into the fun! Hours of Fun.  Take on

Trauma Center: Second Opinion

Product InformationCure a cold or amputate an arm all without cracking open a bottle of pillsor getting bloody. The latest in the Trauma Center series of games byAtlus Trauma Center: Second Opinion lets you play the surgeon in anexciting medical drama simulation game. You'll need to cure patients ofeverything from routine medical maladies to life-threatening designer viruses.Game StorylineSure we've all imagined what it would be like to become a doctor. Years ofmedical school residency and clinic duty eventually pay off in a rewardingposition saving people's lives. Or you could skip all that and just put in afew hours after dinner. Trauma Center puts you in the position of havingto make life or death choices at the operating table.Heart surgery and tumor removal might look easy from the morphine end buthow do you think the doctor feels? Well you're going to find out! In TraumaCenter patients' lives are in your hands. You'll experience all the dramawe've come to expect from the medical field. So go ahead toss on some scrubsand step into the O.R.--it's time to play doctor. GameplayTrauma Center: Second Opinion is a robust "Wii-make" of thegame "Under the Knife" and features a totally revamped medicaltoolkit that includes scalpels forceps defibrillator paddles syringes andmore--all designed specifically for use with the Wii Remote.Other game features include new graphics and animation new and remixedmusical themes new surgical implements (including a defibrillator) andoperation types a second playable character with all-new missions multipledifficult y modes for gamers of all skill levels and a revised control systemthat takes full advantage of the revolutionary Wii Remote.Product Features Pick up and play.  Intuitive motion based controls mean players of all skill levels can pick up the Wii Remote and get right into the fun! Hours of Fun.  Take on

Trauma Center: New Blood

At a remote hospital in Alaska, Dr. Markus Vaughn and his partner Valerie Blaylock work in a non-political environment, working only to heal and affect lives in a positive manner. When the facility unexpectedly closes they are forced to return to Concordia Medical Institute, where politics are more important than patients lives, and doctors more concerned with image than their ministration. They are recruited into the government organization Caduceus, where they will learn of a conspiracy with dire ramifications, and their lives will be changed forever.