Trauma Center: New Blood

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  • ESRB Rating: Teen
  • Blood
    Drug Reference
    Mild Language
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Trauma Center: New Blood by Atlus for Wii is an action-simulation that features new surgeries, doctors, and co-op play. Keep a steady hand in saving patients under the scalpel, race against the clock, and communicate with your staff with fully voiced dialogue. Dr. Markus Vaughn and his partner, Valerie Blaylock, return to Concordia Medical Institute, where politics are more important than patients' lives, and doctors more concerned with image than their ministration. They are recruited into the government organization Caduceus, where they learn of a conspiracy with dire ramifications.

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Trauma Center: New Blood - Wii

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Innovative concepts  
Just plain fun  
Engaging story  
Intense action  
Dynamite. It's Old Gory TC fun.

Wow. DS had a masterpiece, but Wii has set new standards, breaking wii fit and junk like that. It's surprising that they even sell. Trauma Center: New Blood caught me off guard. With old gory gameplay I love, The TC series has made me happy.
Core operations have me hooked. I don't have a Wii, so this is a jewel! It's the kind of games that really attach to me, and this has, like it's brethren. If it's twitchy operations you love, (this part is important)
GRAB A WII AND GET CUTTING!

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Trauma Center: New Blood Recent Articles

  • Nov. 20, 2007 Review: Trauma Center: New Blood

    It's been a while since I scrubbed in for some Trauma Center fun, but it looks like I have another reason to get back into the operating room now that the amazing Trauma Center: New Blood has arrived.

  • Oct. 30, 2007 Preview: Trauma Center: New Blood

    The 2nd Trauma Center is all new for the Wii, and GamePro puts it under the knife.