Watch this video on YouTube ↗ The fourth entry in the Trauma Team video walkthrough series is here: Forensics! Along with the Diagnosis mode, one of the final two entries in the video series, Forensics represents the most dramatic departure from earlier games in the franchise; you’re not dealing with a patient, but rather, a […]
The fourth entry in the Trauma Team video walkthrough series is here: Forensics! Along with the Diagnosis mode, one of the final two entries in the video series, Forensics represents the most dramatic departure from earlier games in the franchise; you’re not dealing with a patient, but rather, a victim. It’s more the search for truth and justice that drives you than a race against the clock.
If you are interested in more videos there is also Surgery, Endoscopy, and Orthopedics after the jump. Anyone excited for Trauma Team?
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Hell yeah, it's like having Trauma Center and Phoenix Wright both in one game.
well that's a much more grim, but realistic way of playing the series. i hope that it's more focused on the surgical and medical side of things rather than GUILT/storyline side of it. i didn't like how outlandishly difficult second opinion got towards the end.
i still haven't beaten the game and enjoyed it much more in the beginning and middle where it was focused on saving multiple patients not tied into a plot. it felt more like you were really working at a hospital meeting new people, creating relationships and proving your abilities. then all of a sudden it was driven towards defeating an evil organization through your magical surgical powers and killing little creatures when all i wanted was a trauma center experience.
huh where was i going with this??? oh yes i'll wait to hear a hands on review before i consider picking it up. that is all…
It looks like Atlus is really doing their best to make every type of gameplay unique and fun. If they actually convince Nintendo to release the game over in Europe, then I would be stoked to pre-order it.
Every video that Atlus posted just make the game seem better and better. The forensics one, as has been sade, mixes all the great old and new procedures from the Trauma series and adds a dash of, not of Phoenix Wright's, but of Miles Edgeworth's new game, don't you think?
I'll pre-order it since now I'll definitely buy it.
The Trauma series is the only IP from Atlus I haven't considered playing yet… Maybe I'll start now, but I want to try one of the DS versions first.
Hell yeah, it's like having Trauma Center and Phoenix Wright both in one game.
well that's a much more grim, but realistic way of playing the series. i hope that it's more focused on the surgical and medical side of things rather than GUILT/storyline side of it. i didn't like how outlandishly difficult second opinion got towards the end.
i still haven't beaten the game and enjoyed it much more in the beginning and middle where it was focused on saving multiple patients not tied into a plot. it felt more like you were really working at a hospital meeting new people, creating relationships and proving your abilities. then all of a sudden it was driven towards defeating an evil organization through your magical surgical powers and killing little creatures when all i wanted was a trauma center experience.
huh where was i going with this??? oh yes i'll wait to hear a hands on review before i consider picking it up. that is all…
It looks like Atlus is really doing their best to make every type of gameplay unique and fun. If they actually convince Nintendo to release the game over in Europe, then I would be stoked to pre-order it.
Every video that Atlus posted just make the game seem better and better. The forensics one, as has been sade, mixes all the great old and new procedures from the Trauma series and adds a dash of, not of Phoenix Wright's, but of Miles Edgeworth's new game, don't you think?
I'll pre-order it since now I'll definitely buy it.
The Trauma series is the only IP from Atlus I haven't considered playing yet… Maybe I'll start now, but I want to try one of the DS versions first.