Trauma Team Wii Game Cheats

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Walkthrough - FAQ/Walkthrough Walkthrough for Trauma Team WII: Page 1Trauma Team Specialist GuideVersion 1.0Author: Number1YoshiFanEmail: stinkoman@cox.netTable of ContentsIntroduction INTROVersion History VERHISWalkthrough GUIDE CR-S01 SURGERY Chapter 2: Frozen in Time 1-2 Chapter 3: Uninvited Guest 1-3 Chapter 4: History of Fear. Trauma Team, released in Japan as Hospital.: 6 Doctors (HOSPITAL.: 6人の医師), is a game published by Atlus for the Wii. Despite many similarities and to the Trauma Center series, including the appearance of previously established characters, Atlus state that it is a separate project. Announced at E3 2009, it was subsequently released in.

Trauma Team wii is a Simulation video games for the Nintendo WII. This game developed and published by Atlus.

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For Trauma Team on the Wii, GameFAQs has 3 guides and walkthroughs, 51 cheat codes and secrets, 5 reviews, and 32 critic reviews. 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 answer to everyone's prayers.

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Release Date: May 18, 2010
Genre: Simulation game
Publisher: Atlus
Developer: Atlus
Region: USA (NTSC – U)
Game ID: SK3EEB
Platform : Nintendo WII
Rom Type: ISO/WBFS

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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 answer to everyone's prayers. Aspects of the game that players weren't too crazy about have been tweaked, and new gameplay modes have been added in order to offer a more complete gameplay experience.

Everyone likes to play 'doctor,' but previous installments suffered a bit from a tense, surgery-centric focus where the story wasn't too important. This time around, however, Atlus has put together a richer, anime-inspired presentation that should please everyone. There's more balance between story, surgical interventions, and other modes of play. This might not sound like the right thing for surgery sim aficionados, but it seems to make the entire game more engaging.

Trauma Team has six main characters, each with their own specialties. Players are offered freedom to complete the different sections at their own pace and in whichever order they decide. Part of the storyline is centered on an amnesiac prisoner, CR-S01, who gets another chance at freedom in exchange for his high surgical skills. As he completes his operations successfully, a few years are subtracted off his jail sentence, which makes both him and players motivated to succeed. The surgeries vary in difficulty and length, but overall they're not too difficult to overcome, unlike some surgeries in previous Trauma Center games. This is not to say there aren't some frustrating or repetitive moments, of course.

Cheats for demon cave game. As in other Trauma Center titles, the modus operandi consists of selecting tools with the Nunchuk's control stick and using them with the Wii Remote. Precision is a must in this game, though you can select different difficulty levels in order to up or down the challenge. Overall, the game's forgiving enough that you'll get through each section without much trouble, but that doesn't mean you should overlook a tumor. You better keep your eyes open or the surgeries will drag on more than you'd want them to!

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Other characters in the story, such as Hank Freebird, have other tasks at hand. He's an orthopedic surgeon in charge of making his patients' lives easier. His interventions consist of installing prosthesis, reconstructing broken bones, etc. The gameplay changes quite a bit when compared to the more in-depth and exhaustive surgeries performed by CR-S01, the prisoner. Here, the camera guides you through the different areas you have to operate on, and instruments are given to you in order to perform the different tasks, instead of making you think of what you have to do next and where. A 'chain' point system rewards players for keeping up the good work and penalizes them for their mistakes. It's always best to take it easy and make sure you're doing things well, one at a time. As you delve deeper into the story, you'll find out being a doctor is not Hank's only mission in life.

The strong-minded Maria Torres is the Emergency Care doctor, and her duties in the medical field are a lot more frantic than for the rest of the team. She has to deal with several patients at once, and they're all in critical condition, so a quick and to-the-point intervention is in order. Keeping patients stabilized while you work on them is not easy, but luckily the stabilizer injections do their job well most of the time. There's a good amount of challenge when playing with her, but it's also rewarding.

The ambitious Japanese surgeon, Tomoe Tachibana, specializes in endoscopic surgeries. Here, you'll handle the Wii Remote as if it was the camera, using it to zoom in and out, and guiding it through the patient's innards in order to operate. Scramble disney game cheat. This kind of surgery is controlled with the Nunchuk, which you use in this case not only for selecting the tools, but also to put them to use. It's definitely awkward to do it with the control stick after always employing the Wii Remote, but at the same time it's a little added challenge.