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Trauma Center: Second Opinion Review

As one of the most popular cult classics on the Nintendo DS, Trauma Center: Under the Knife was a trailblazing game for the system, showing that the obscure and innovative titles were truly seeing their moment in the spotlight. Now that the DS has seen a console evolution of sorts, Trauma Center has as well, now hitting the Nintendo Wii in the form of Trauma Center: Second Opinion. When word got out that Second Opinion was actually a remade version of the DS title (something developers playfully refer to as a "Wii-make"), the hardest of the hardcore gamers experienced some mixed feelings. Would the fact that Trauma Center began as a DS title mean that it was merely a shoddy port? Was Nintendo sending the wrong message by allowing games like Big Brain Academy - a top DS title based not on visuals, but on gameplay - to see simple evolutions in favor of high-def graphics? While we can't speak for future titles that follow the company's Big Brain example, one thing is definitely certain after storming through Second Opinion: It rocks

d4forever6388d ago

i hope i can get my hands on this one. Actually i have heard it is going to be on sale tomorrow
i'll let you know if its true or not
wish me luck
s

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8 Wii Motion Control Games that Deserve Another Shot on Switch

With the Switch bringing interest back into the realm of motion controls, it seems as good a time as any to dip back into the backlog and retrieve some lucrative nuggets from the one that launched the phenomenon in the first place: the Nintendo Wii.

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ApocalypseShadow1932d ago

Bring Red Steel 2 to VR please.

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Retrospective: Top 10 Gifts for Wii Gamers in 2006

Game Idealist take a look at the top ten gifts for new Wii gamers back in 2006.

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Games That Make Me Feel Really Smart

Lucas Bert writes: "We’ve all been there. You’re playing a game and you get stuck, your gamer’s honour rivals Ned Stark’s, so a YouTube walkthrough is out of the question. You feel like leaving it for a while when all of a sudden, the penny drops, it all comes together and the puzzle is solved. Everyone experiences this sweet moment of serendipity, when for a few seconds you wonder if Einstein is going to rise from the grave and hand you a Nobel Prize for Gaming. I love to actively seek out these moments, and for anyone else who does this, I want to recommend a few titles that are ripe with opportunity."

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