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Trauma Center Appriciation Thread
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SterileZorro
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Yeah I'm having problems finding this game as well. Really looks like a cool game. Is there any online sites with it in stock?
www.atlus.com still says it's in stock. (At least it did like a week ago when I checked, but it seems to be MIA now :/)
I'm hoping a Gamestop near me still has it in stock on Friday when I drive by there, and hopefully it's complete. I've got credit, and I wanna pick it up. If it's not, does Atlus still sell cases & manuals or would I be SOL?
I'm hoping a Gamestop near me still has it in stock on Friday when I drive by there, and hopefully it's complete. I've got credit, and I wanna pick it up. If it's not, does Atlus still sell cases & manuals or would I be SOL?
cartman414
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Tomm says a new shipment is due about a month from now.
Oldschoolgamer
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Trauma Center goes in my video game history, as the 1st handheld game I couldn't 100% complete 
I could only manage to beat like two or so X missions, and I gave up. It was to hard for me. I still love the game though.
I could only manage to beat like two or so X missions, and I gave up. It was to hard for me. I still love the game though.Haha, once you beat the final X mission the final mission in the main story mode is a piece of cake. I could beat that (the last story mission) with both hands tied behind my back probably. :lolOldschoolgamer said:Trauma Center goes in my video game history, as the 1st handheld game I couldn't 100% complete
This was the first game I bought for my DS (aside from the mario kart pack in) and I really had a blast with it. Never did get around to beating it but definitly one of my favorites and I plan to go back and try to WINNNNNNNNN!
Edit: Oh and this is one of the main reasons I bought a DS too.
Edit: Oh and this is one of the main reasons I bought a DS too.
Agreed, but this is an awesome game that you should play.sonarrat said:
and there really isn't much in the way of stuff that can make you squeamish. They don't use realistic visuals at all. :lol
In fact, I would say it's near impossible to get squeamish in this game, unless you have an EXTREMELY wild imagination.
I still haven't finished it. I'm stuck on Chapter 6-something in trying to deal with those damn Triti. At the beginning, I'm doing pretty good when I have it down to two Triti's, then all of a sudden, *boom!* the multiplied and I'm pretty much back to where I was in terms of the amount present.
Still, I liked it. Looking forward to the Wii version.
Still, I liked it. Looking forward to the Wii version.
flipping_heck
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The last 'operation' i did was with the bomb.. that was hard, especially the last bit, i kept cutting the white wires ffs!
Oh yeah, this game definitely rocks. It's hard as hell too, which is refreshing. I'll definitely be getting Second Opinion on Wii. I just hope they can come up with some new modes to add some variety.
Multiplayer would be pretty awesome as well. You could compete in a time trial against a second player-- or perhaps even perform a single operation together! Or the second player could be the "virus" and try to cause damage and evade your laser.
Multiplayer would be pretty awesome as well. You could compete in a time trial against a second player-- or perhaps even perform a single operation together! Or the second player could be the "virus" and try to cause damage and evade your laser.
Discharger
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If I'm channel surfing and see open heart surgery, I immediately need to change the channel because it makes me feel squeamish for some reason.
I wasn't sure if Trauma centre was a game I'd be able to play, but I can tell you it is honestly not like that at all. As others have said, it's not done in an extremely realistic graphic style and I think it actually helped in removing that uneasiness I felt when seeing those type of operations.
Damn fun game too. I sweat like crazy on the harder missions. I'm currently on the final stretch of missions. It's tough, but not unfair, and that's why I keep coming back. Awesome, awesome game.
I wasn't sure if Trauma centre was a game I'd be able to play, but I can tell you it is honestly not like that at all. As others have said, it's not done in an extremely realistic graphic style and I think it actually helped in removing that uneasiness I felt when seeing those type of operations.
Damn fun game too. I sweat like crazy on the harder missions. I'm currently on the final stretch of missions. It's tough, but not unfair, and that's why I keep coming back. Awesome, awesome game.
Can anyone tell me how many missions are in the game? I picked it up today and I already know I'm going to love it. It's alot of shit to remember though, and I'm only on the throat polyp stage. Anyway, I'd like to know about how many operations there are so I know if I should go back to each surgery and take it slow or just continue on.
I just bought this game a couple days ago and finished it today. First off, it was fantastic. Second, it wasn't very difficult... at all. I only had to replay a couple surgeries and used the healing touch on just a handful of levels.
I have a slight background in drawing, which I assume helped. I'm much more comfortable making quick, precise movements with a pencil than most people.
Honestly, the experience makes it a lot more understandable to me that people find modern videogames so difficult. When even moving a pencil quickly around a page can seem incredibly difficult to someone with little experience, precise movement with two analog sticks and 8 buttons must be incredibly daunting.
I have a slight background in drawing, which I assume helped. I'm much more comfortable making quick, precise movements with a pencil than most people.
Honestly, the experience makes it a lot more understandable to me that people find modern videogames so difficult. When even moving a pencil quickly around a page can seem incredibly difficult to someone with little experience, precise movement with two analog sticks and 8 buttons must be incredibly daunting.
Noting my appreciation!
I'm waiting until I finish Phoenix Wright before I pour myself into Trauma Center but I played through the first few operations as soon as I got it and I reckon its brilliant fun. Reminds me somewhat of the old Life and Death on PC but just soooo much better with a touch-screen.
I'm waiting until I finish Phoenix Wright before I pour myself into Trauma Center but I played through the first few operations as soon as I got it and I reckon its brilliant fun. Reminds me somewhat of the old Life and Death on PC but just soooo much better with a touch-screen.
Companion Cube
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Did the reprints hit stores already?! D:
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