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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Simulation/Miscellaneous Sim
RELEASE DATE
20/NOV/07
ESRB RATING
TEEN, Blood, Drug Reference, Mild Language, Mild Violence
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DESCRIPTION
Atlus' successful surgery series returns to Wii with the option of working closely with a friend to perform life-saving operations. Playable doctors Markus Vaughn and Valerie Blaylock not only have to rescue critically ill patients, they must also endure workplace politics and even a government conspiracy. The anime-style storyline is once again told through a series of hand-drawn still images, but voice overs now accompany the text. Motion-sensitive controls involve using the Wii Remote as a tool to perform specific tasks, from removing tumors to suturing wounds to suctioning out excess fluid.
As in the first game, operations and illnesses lean toward the surreal, and human anatomy has been simplified so as not to distract (or disturb) those who don't normally use scalpels and forceps. While the surgical instruments are identical to those found in Second Opinion, new techniques and challenges will require an even steadier hand and quicker reflexes. After each timed operation, players can submit their co-op or solo scores online via wireless broadband connection. New Blood features a seven-episode campaign with 50 surgeries to complete in total. Three difficulty settings are also included for a custom challenge. ~ Scott Alan Marriott, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Excellent, though over the top storyline with unique gameplay makes this hospital operation-based game a must-have. This successor to Under the Knife is more of the same, and while co-op operations might sound easy, the difficulty ramp is insane.”
“Excellent, though over the top storyline with unique gameplay makes this hospital operation-based game a must-have. This successor to Under the Knife is more of the same, and while co-op operations might sound easy, the difficulty ramp is insane.”
created 10/JUL/2009
“Not as good as the first(Trauma Center: Under The Knife) but is an okay game.”
“Not as good as the first(Trauma Center: Under The Knife) but is an okay game.”
created 06/APR/2009
published 20/JAN/2008
published 20/JAN/2008
published 20/JAN/2008
published 20/JAN/2008
published 20/JAN/2008
published 20/JAN/2008
X-Play Preview: Trauma Center: New Blood
X-Play takes an early look at Trauma Center: New Blood for the Wii
published 30/OCT/2007
09-09-1995
The original Sony Playstation was released.
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