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Trauma Center: Under the Knife - Nintendo DS
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- The stylus will be your scalpel -- make incisions, anesthetize problem areas, remove tumors, monitor vital signs, apply bandages, and more
- Use your applied skills to solve the puzzle of each surgery
- Deal with human drama between appointments - Keep a cool head, or you'll be out on the street and all those years of medical school will be for nothing
- Feel the pressure of each tense, challenging operation as detailed graphics bring the human body to life
- Operate on a wide variety of patients in story mode, then return later and try to beat your high scores!
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Computer Platform | Nintendo DS |
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ASIN | B0009K7ESC |
Release date | August 15, 2005 |
Customer Reviews |
4.0 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #69,929 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #797 in Nintendo DS Games |
Product Dimensions | 4.75 x 5.25 x 0.75 inches; 3.2 ounces |
Type of item | Video Game |
Rated | Teen |
Item model number | DSATLU 730865400027 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
Manufacturer | Atlus |
Date First Available | September 15, 2005 |
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From the Manufacturer
With something for everyone, Trauma Center: Under the Knife is just what the doctor ordered! As Dr. Derek Stiles, players will experience all the highs and lows of medical drama as they save patients and learn cutting-edge medical techniques. The stylus becomes more than just a piece of plastic; it serves as a scalpel, an ultrasound, antibiotic gel, and much more!
You've never experienced fast action like it takes to survive in the O.R.! The patient's condition can go from bad to worse in the blink of an eye, and only one person stands between them and a body bag--you!
Gamers will feel like expert surgeons as they treat injuries and uncover ways to battle with a dangerous new disease. The controls are easy to understand, but saving lives is difficult to master. The challenging gameplay will keep doctors coming back to see the next dramatic event in Trauma Center's gripping storyline.
The Basics of the Operating System:
- Before the operation: It's just another quiet day in the Trauma Center until a patient is wheeled in. If they need immediate attention, it's up to you to save their life! As the storyline progresses, you'll have to operate in a variety of situations.
- Tense events: As you get further into the game, you'll begin to unravel a tale of disease and terrorism... If you don't master various different treatment techniques, you'll never be able to progress the story (or save your patient).
- Briefing: Before each operation, there will be a conference detailing their condition and possible treatments. Be sure to pay attention! This information is crucial to the patient's survival, and will let you know what's expected in the coming stage.
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Customers like the quality of the video game, saying it's really fun and addictive. They also find the storyline exciting and interesting. However, some customers find the game boring and frustrating. Opinions are mixed on the difficulty level.
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Customers find the game really fun, addictive, and interesting. They also say the surgical games are pretty fun, but difficult. Some customers also mention the storyline aspect is interesting. Overall, customers say the game is satisfying and fun being a doctor.
"...The operations are really great, don't worry it doesn't really look like the inside of a body at all. There are two detracting points to this game...." Read more
"...The first half of the game has high tension, and its cool and fun and just an overall great ride...." Read more
"...Overall it is a fun, challenging game that will frustrate you at times, but is very satisfying when you perform the surgeries correctly." Read more
"...finally started playing it I could see why she liked it!It's so much fun being a doctor and everything is so dramatic...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the difficulty level of the video game. Some find it fun and challenging, while others say it gets increasingly difficult as they go.
"...the frustrating ending, the game leading up to that was so fun and challenging that I would still recommend it." Read more
"...However, the fact that it needs too much focusing and it's really hard, makes the game unbearable to play any longer...." Read more
"...Overall it is a fun, challenging game that will frustrate you at times, but is very satisfying when you perform the surgeries correctly." Read more
"...Although, the surgical games are pretty fun, many are very difficult and will result in frequently replays...." Read more
Customers find the story boring, frustrating, and ridiculous. They also say the controls fail to meet the needs of the games. Some customers mention that the soap opera story line is more irritating than inspiring. They say the game is not worth the time and effort.
"...The story was pretty boring to me as you don't get to make any choices you just read it...." Read more
"...It slowly slides from fun to frustrating as the controls fail to meet the needs of the games insane expectations...." Read more
"...you can do about it it's an impossible surgery and is not worth the time and effort" Read more
"...It sounds like after a while it gets totally ridiculous and you try to kill the viruses or whatever at every operation with different forms...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the flaws in the video game software. They mention that it's imprecise, and absolutely worthless. They also say that the game requires them to be very precise.
"...the guilt is the worst in chapter 5 and the healing touch ha it's absolutely worthless throws grow like white on rice and there's nothing you can..." Read more
"...you are required to be very precise, but the game isn't that price - it cannot detect the touches that well and the patient dies!..." Read more
"...of the tools with the stylus over the Wii version, but it is surprisingly imprecise...." Read more
"Dated. Flawed...." Read more
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023
This game has a unique concept. pretty good idea. However, the fact that it needs too much focusing and it's really hard, makes the game unbearable to play any longer.
I played it until the episode 3-6 or something. Thinking i will get into it more and it will get more fun. NO! It just gets more frustrating. Every single operation has the same elements: you start thinking it is an easy one (all the doctors and the nurse think the same thing as well)..well, wow, surprise, more things to take care of during the operation. at first this was kinda surprising so it was fun. But then, i knew that at every operation something had to go wrong. gets to be pretty boring. (whew doctor, now we can relax, let's close the incision....what!!! doctor, there is more!!! quick the vitals are dropping!!!) this is only fun when it happens once, not like 20 times.
you are required to be very precise, but the game isn't that price - it cannot detect the touches that well and the patient dies! the touch-screen technology in the world isn't at its best yet - meaning touch screens aren't 100% good at sensing. So why make a game that totally relies on the accuracy of the touch screen? Why not make it more forgiving?
I really hate games when it makes me fail 4, 5, 6 or more times. I play games to have fun, so doing the same thing over and over again makes me just toss the game away - instead of motivating me more - i guess there are people out there who are motivated by frustration.
I was still hoping that the game would get better until I read the walkthroughs on the net. It sounds like after a while it gets totally ridiculous and you try to kill the viruses or whatever at every operation with different forms. i cannot think of anything more boring for this game. So yeah, now i have no desire to play the rest at all.