[Wii] Trauma Center: New Blood

R3d_D3v1l_ disse:
Nunca joguei este jogo, mas é muito interessante, será que dá para tirar um curso de medicina com este jogo?! :-D
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Não é recomendado, dado que até há doenças inventadas, dito isto... lembro-me de noticias pouco depois do Trauma Center da DS saiu, de médicos cirurgiões Japoneses que o jogavam nos intervalos, mal não deve fazer. :-D
 
Preview do IGN:

Trauma Center: New Blood Eyes-on
Prep for another round of invasive surgery.

July 13, 2007 - If there's one thing the world needs more of, it's unlicensed physicians. This holiday season, Atlus is giving you the chance to cut your teeth on cutting people open with Trauma Center: New Blood.

It you missed the first Trauma Center -- it originally came to the DS and was revamped for the Wii launch -- you take your Wiimote and nunchuck and use them as a variety of medical tools (think scalpels and forceps) to save people's lives. Broken bones? Glass in a lung? No job is too small.

Atlus was nice enough to show us the trailer for the brand new medical adventure and highlight the title's two-player cooperative play this morning.

Opening with a the beep of a heart monitor, the trailer informed us that we're 10 years removed from the events of the original Trauma Center -- when a mysterious illness called GUILT was killing people left and right -- but a new "harbinger of doom" is on the horizon.

New Blood puts players behind the surgical masks of Markus Vaughn and Valerie Blaylock. The brunette duo run an Alaskan hospital free of the bureaucracy of big city medicine, but when the doors to the ER are mysteriously closed, the MDs take their healing touch to the Concordia Medical Institute in Los Angeles and -- eventually -- to the pinnacle of top-secret operations, Caduceus.

The new title will be full voiced, run in 480p and 16:9 widescreen modes, feature a ton of new characters and allow you to put your high scores up against the best in the world via the Wii's online score tracker.

However, Atlus representatives weren't prepared to answer the biggest question about New Blood -- will the original Trauma Center's flakey doctor Derek Styles pop up?
The pretend medical community waits with bated breath.
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Fonte: http://wii.ign.com/articles/804/804939p1.html
 
Boxart Americano:

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WiFi :p

Website:

-> http://www.atlus.com/tcso/
 
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Acho a outra versão do jogo muito boa e muito engraçada. Quem quiser experimentar algo diferente aconselho totalmente.

Fiquei muito contente com a saída de uma nova versão deste jogo. É sinal que o jogo está a ter sucesso! Espero que continue assim durante mais alguns anos!
 
GlassPrisioner disse:
O Persona 3 deles vendeu assim tão mal?
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Vendeu bem... mas não chegou às 120 mil cópias... (E eu importei a minha)

A Atlus é uma developer estabelecida mas com traços indie; Lembro-me bem de como eles quase faliram há uns anos, e como a Atlus America se especializa em localizações... o que resulta no facto de nem conseguirem localizar todos os jogos que fazem, tendo em vez disso de dar prioridade a jogos de fora, e propor-se a fazerem localizações dos mesmos (dos que acham que têm potencialidade para a América) e claro, lucrar com isso... Irónicamente... às vezes também se propõem a fazer estas localizações como serviço aos fãs, com jogos que acham que merecem, como fizeram com o Cubivore da GC do qual apenas foram impressas 20 mil unidades (salvo erro).

Mereciam vender bem mais, não há duvida... Mas de facto... não são uma developer high budget, e focam-se em títulos de nichos... ironicamente é isso que os mantém à tona.

Mas só pelas vendas do Persona 3 e a constatação de que não é um fracasso de vendas... consegues traçar uma linha comparativa para o Trauma Center... e o que é que 250 mil unidades significam para a Atlus.


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Fonte: http://www.famitsu.com/game/coming/1211132_1407.html

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With a completely new cast, the characters in this Trauma Center seem to have a bit more personality than the physicians in the first Wii game. The two playable characters Dr. Vaughn and Dr. Blaylock can be pretty entertaining. Also, the addition of full voice acting helps the story along, but the dialogue never gets too serious.

If the story and voice acting are a little lighthearted, so is the gameplay. Trauma Center doesn't require any detailed knowledge of anatomy -- a sweep of the Wii Remote makes a cut with the scalpel, and a squeeze of the trigger places some life-saving antibiotics on the wound. You don't always have to be precise, like when using ultrasound, quickly making stitches, or applying antibiotics. But speed and precision are often the best way to cure your patients, and you're rewarded with bonus points for treating them competently.
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Fonte: http://www.1up.com/do/previewPage?cId=3163627 (preview completa aqui)


EDIT3: Video/Spoof:

-> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD5U-m5Y77g


EDIT4: Anuncio:

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Muito bom :)
 
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Review do IGN:

Closing Comments: (...)

Games like New Blood fit the Wii almost perfectly, and even after blowing through two full games during the system’s first year we’re still asking for more, as there’s simply no denying the franchise’s motion/IR appeal. We could write volumes on why this game works, but it wouldn’t change the simple fact that it just does, so rather than read about the game you’d be better off grabbing a copy (and a friend) and just diving into one of the best pure gameplay experiences Wii has to offer. Trauma Center: New Blood is the best in the series, and a must-have for any Wii owner. Buy it, love it, and then beg for more.
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Score Breakdown:

8.0 Presentation
Better than the previous version with 16:9 display, more VO, and a crisp storyboard style. Could still be improved greatly, but improved nonetheless.

7.5 Graphics
Widescreen adds to the visual style, and while the game looks very similar to last year’s effort it makes use of more backdrops and locales, and more “levels” to operate in.

7.5 Sound
A huge improvement in both amount and quality of VO. The general sound design is similar, but also offers a larger soundtrack.

8.5 Gameplay
Gameplay remains virtually unchanged, but new tools and techniques add depth. Co-op mode is awesome, as are the new story-less “challenge” stages.

8.0 Lasting Appeal
Online rankings make an appearance this year, as does the ability to play three difficulty levels (that really change the experience), two doctors, co-op, and challenge missions.

8.5 OVERALL (Great)
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-> http://wii.ign.com/articles/835/835977p1.html
 
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