You're driving down the streets of Las Vegas after a Tyson fight, Suge is at the wheel, and as you pull up to a stop light a whole gang of ni***s in a white Caddy pop off 12-13 shots through the door of your Beemer. You're hit, fatally wounded and go on to make more money posthumously than you ever did while you were alive. It's a common story, really.
If only medical professionals could take a cue from videogames, the rap game wouldn't be so damn dangerous. For instance, the above video from the upcoming Wii title Trauma Center: New Blood teaches kids how to treat gunshot wounds, a valuable life skill in any profession.
Also, hit the jump for a clip demonstrating how easy it is to treat "attack wounds", even those suspiciously similar to the wounds suffered by Nicole Brown Simpson. I'm not going to claim The Juice is innocent, but if a child can work that kinda magic on a corpse, what the hell is wrong with Los Angeles?
this game looks like a bitch to play with the wiimote. It was a brilliant on the ds cause that's a fricken stylus. I cringe at the thought of trying to make straight line cuts and precision stitches with a pointer device. -_-
Trauma Center: Second Opinion on the Wii played just fine, so I don't see why this wouldn't. The only problem I had with the game was trying to get the defibrillator pressed against the patient, for some reason pushing your hands toward the screen didn't always work right.
If they're going to make a trailer, how about getting someone who's actually good at it? I don't think I ever failed making an incision as badly as the person playing in the first video.
Regardless though, I loved the first one, and will be getting this as well. Sort of sad to see the dramatic operation music gone though.
@trevor: that was my only problem with it too. for some reason it didn't work real well. this game should be fine. hopefully they tweak the defib a little, but it should be fine.
I played the first Trauma Center for Wii and it worked amazingly. I can't imagine not having the analog stick to quickly choose my tool. I will definitely be buying or renting this.
I never really had problems with the defibrillator... I only had one major problem but it's kind of a spoiler and after a while I figured it out. I guess I was just doing it wrong or something.
That is kind of distressing that it took that much work just to open him up, but since I haven't played Second Opinion yet, I guess I can't really say for sure. At least Trauma Center has made the jump to widescreen.
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5:01 AM on 10.15.2007
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And even with the stylus it wasn't completely easy.
All i can sugggest is to try it Ceark, practice will make you better. Just don't drink any alcohol before playing, lol.
It be nice if you could use the DS with the Wii game.
Regardless though, I loved the first one, and will be getting this as well. Sort of sad to see the dramatic operation music gone though.
Agree, the defibrillator was a bitch, but the rest worked fine.