Trauma Center 2 for Wii launch window

Encouraging gamers to slice people open with a scalpel and prod at their various internal organs, Trauma Center: Second Opinion (cool title!) clearly fits in well with Nintendo's all-inclusive family strategy for the Wii. Okay, so it's a sequel to last year's DS doctor sim, Trauma Center: Under the Knife, meaning that you're generally gutting people for their own good. I managed to track down Tomm Hulett of Atlus USA and, after threatening him sufficiently, managed to extract the following information:
  • The game should be released within the Wii's "launch window" (i.e. before the end of the year).
  • Two playable characters will be available, each one following a different path in the story.
  • Unlike Derek (the original game's main character), the new doctor will not possess the "Healing Touch", instead boasting some other, sure to be wacky power.
  • The game was almost called Trauma Center: Relapse.
  • Thanks to the wiimote, Second Opinion will be much more intricate than the DS version and allow you to use more surgical tools.
  • The nunchuck analog stick is used for selecting tools.
  • The game will not be fully voice-acted. Only a couple of voice samples will be matched to on-screen text, much like the Legend of Zelda titles.
  • Tomm hinted that you'd be able to use the wiimote and nunchuck as a defibrilator.
Speaking of which, the Atlus meeting rooms just happened to be situated right next to the wall mounted defibrilator pictured to the right. Must be one for the fanboys.

Tags: Atlus, Hospital, Trauma Center, TraumaCenter

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Joystiq Features




Featured Galleries (view all)

Club Nintendo 2009 gifts
Logitech Wii instruments
Lost in Shadow (Wii)
Dementium II (10/26/09)
Calling (Wii)
DiRT 2
Let's Catch
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Crystal Defenders R2

Team Joystiq

Chris Grant

Editor-in-Chief

RSS Feed

James Ransom-Wiley

Managing Editor

RSS Feed

Ludwig Kietzmann

Senior Editor

RSS Feed

Andrew Yoon

East Coast Editor

RSS Feed

Randy Nelson

West Coast Editor

RSS Feed

Justin McElroy

Reviews Editor

RSS Feed

Alexander Sliwinski

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

Ben Gilbert

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

David Hinkle

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

Griffin McElroy

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

JC Fletcher

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

Kevin Kelly

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

Mike Schramm

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

Richard Mitchell

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

Xav De Matos

Contributing Editor

RSS Feed

About Joystiq

Autoblog

DailyFinance

Download Squad

Engadget

Massively

Asylum

WoW

Engadget HD

Big Download