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Abstract: Almost four years have passed since the Trauma Center series made it to the Nintendo Wii, and it's been nearly five years since the franchise appeared for the first time on the DS. After a few different installments, Atlus brings us Trauma Team as the ans...
Abstract: Trauma Team is definitely the most accessible game in Trauma Center's history. With an overwhelming amount of variety, an awesome presentation, and solid gameplay, Trauma Team isn..
Abstract: Like many who will play Trauma Team, I've had a dramatic and tumultuous past with the series since its birth on the DS. I'll never forget the operation that really started it all, either. Wait - no, it isn't coming to me. All I can remember was an oper...
Abstract: The Trauma Center series has proven to be popular, yet polarizing. The escalating difficulty in the games -- surgical "sims" that typically require great precision -- upset many players while at the same time, gaining a stable of fans. The newest insta...
Abstract: Non-Spoiler Notice: This game is fairly plot-intensive, and the story is one of its major features. This review will avoid specific spoilers, though some general story themes will be discussed so that people know what they’re in for and what audiences ...
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Published: 2010-05-14, Author: Chris , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Previous Trauma Center games have focused on virtual surgery, challenging you to hone your operating skills to a scalpel's edge with punishing difficulty. Trauma Team takes a more holistic approach by staffing six different characters, each with a dist...
Great variety of medical activities, Sharp controls across the board, Novel forensics and diagnosis mechanics, Eclectic cast of characters will win you over.
Some episodes and cutscenes drag on too long, Obscure solutions can trip you up.
Trauma Team's diverse array of specialists make this lengthy doctor's visit fun, engaging, and rewarding....
Abstract: Atlus’s “Trauma” franchise has long been a staple on the Wii, offering up high-drama operating room-based gameplay, intense surgical situations, and fun Wii-centric controls. Now, the publisher is readying to release the latest game in the hospital-bas...
