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Digital Life: Trauma Center: 2nd Opinion Review

The controls work beautifully and the operations are varied. The Nunchuk controller allows quick selection of your surgical tools, while players need a steady hand and nerves of steel to use the Wii Remote in activities such as cutting out tumours, applying artificial membranes, removing glass fragments, repairing fractures, laser-zapping parasites, massaging a heart, draining fluid from a festering lesion and stitching wounds.

You must work under constant pressure during emergencies. Time limits are ruthless, and sometimes there are extra complications, such as operating on a plane experiencing turbulence or working in the dark. If you take too long and a patient flat-lines you'll need to revive them.
BIoodmask - contributor
Published: 302 days 12 hours ago | Review | Wii
 
 
 

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