Teslagrad announced for Nintendo Switch. Being shown at TGS.
Yooka-Laylee Kickstarter funded in under an hour
Playtronic Games announces Yooka-Laylee, a spirtiual successor to Banjo-Kazooie
Mighty No. 9 gets a September release on Wii U, it will be available on eShop and at retail
Nintendo announces a Splatoon focused Nintendo Direct for May 7th
Fire Emblem If's Japanese box art confirms Amiibo support
Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains comes to the North American eShop on May 12th, European launch delayed
Rumor: Disney Infinity 3.0 to include "Classic" Disney characters, Mulan, Tron Legacy, Star Wars, Frozen, and Pixar's Inside Out
Nintendo Life reports that Xenoblade Chronicles 3D will not feature an option for Japanese voices.
Streets of Rage 2 3D receives a rating from the Australian Classification Board.

Published by Atlus, Developed by Atlus

Genres: Simulation (1 players)

US release date: Nov 19th, 2006 | EU release date: -

Trauma Center: Second Opinion user review

Great remake of the original DS version.

Review written by
Ian C.

It's a wii remake of Trauma Center under the knife for the DS and it really got better. You get to use a new character, you can also select a difficulty and you get new medical tools as in the defibrillator and the flashlight.

You use the wiimote to use the medical tools and the nunchuck to select the tools. It's got better controls and a radical gameplay way better than the DS version. It's also got better graphics and sound and it's easier than the DS version. Even if you rent it or buy it you'll have a great time. Trust me.

92%

Gameplay: Gameplay score: 9