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Stuff Review: Trauma Center: Second Opinion

Jason Hill writes: "Originally released overseas nearly two years ago to coincide with the Wii console's debut, this unusual "surgery simulation" has finally found its way onto Australian store shelves.

Like its predecessor on the hand-held DS, this remake puts you in the surgical gown of young surgeon Derek Stiles who must perform a series of life-or-death operations.

You are assisted by knowledgeable (yet demanding) nurses and can use tools including scalpels, lasers, tweezers, antibiotic gels, ultrasound, syringes and sutures."
Shmammy - contributor
Published: 416 days 17 hours ago | Review | Wii
 
 
 

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