#TRAUMA CENTER SECOND OPINION FAN ART FULL#

It is fairly easy to switch tools, but everything else will require a bit of effort. The gameplay is good, but has a few flaws. If you have played the 'Under the Knife' it might seem repeditive, but if it's been a while since you played the game (about a year for me) or have never played it, the story will be good, or at least worth it to read. Second Opinion is essentially a remake of 'Trauma Center: Under the Knife', so expect mostly the same storyline, with a slightly redone script and a new section with an all new doctor.

#TRAUMA CENTER SECOND OPINION FAN ART FULL#

Read full reviewĪfter loving the two DS Trauma centers, Second Opinion was a must buy! More adventures in surgery are awesome, hmm?

Other than that this game is definitly worth a rent if your not looking to buy it. The game doesn't have a proper proportion of mission to story time. Satisfaction of stitching someone up, or shooting lazers at crazy bacteria, akward but fun puzzl-esque missions.Ĭon's: Somewhat annoying voice acting, 'I've got to save this Patient' will forever be burned into my brain. Pro's: Addictive until you get upset and frustrated with your current operatee dying on you. This game ca n seem redundant, but it has PRO's as well as it's CON's In this game you will Go from cutting someone open to disarmming a bomb to solving a puzzle like problem. Once you get farther into the game it can be very frustrating trying to pull off your Healing powers in a dire situation. One gripe is that you can breeze right through a surgery and think 'yea, this will give me a good rank for sure!' only to find out your still a rookie doctor in their eyes. After getting started it's pretty easy to get the hang of this game.

The game starts with the basic tutorial of the game mechanics, typical procedures, and etc. If you already owned it on DS there's no real reason to buy it again, but if your new to it like I was then you should pick this game up.

First of all, yes, this game is a remake of the DS version.

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