Trauma Center: Second Opinion (Wii)

Which would be why i bought those two on Wii launch day. Second Opinion is really more-or-less the original Trauma Center made for the Wii with changes made to graphics and story and such as that. I have to admit that I prefer using a stylus on the DS as compared to the Wiimote, but once you get used to the switch, it's fine. It's quite simply a very fun game, but it might not appeal to some tastes that don't like medical games. Content isn't much of a problem except some blood and surgery related visuals. Families who have members or friends who are undergoing some such diseases might be uncomfortable with the frankness used in dealing with the diseases, but other than that, this game is justly rated. I would reccommend Twilight Princess above all else, but if you can't find that, which is likely, Second Opinion is a very good choice too.

One of the doctors makes reference to the head doctor practicing witchcraft. After a certain level, the doctor is seen meditating to the stars and performs a surgery after using a mystical power. For those families who are Christian, the implementation of sorcery is found in the level title and actions of one of the doctors. BEWARE.

one of the best wii games even though im stuck on episode 3-6 its awesome

It's rated teen. What do you expect? It's not made for young children! It's fairly tame for a teen game, too. I mean, they are just operating and talking and don't say anything really that bad at all... except Victor, who needs to take Anger Management courses. Also, the Delphi Assistant (yes, that is his name) says something inappropriate to Naomi, but that's just the way he rolls, and it would probably just fly right over younger kids' heads. Although who knows with kids these days... the game is awesome, inspiring, challenging, and sometimes stressful if you as in to it as I am. Derek and Angie are amazing and great role models (and were useful in a science project about diseases...!) The game is great and well done, but don't forget it's rated teen. Have barrels of fun!