Dante Posted May 27, 2009 Posted May 27, 2009 (edited) Atlus game 30% complete Related to the Trauma Center series Edited May 27, 2009 by Dante
pedrocasilva Posted May 27, 2009 Posted May 27, 2009 Dam you Atlus, I want RPG's not "I want to be a doctor" games that give profit only to see yet another installment next year. bunch of pussies. This is the Atlus equivalent to Umbrella Chronicles.
Mundi Posted May 27, 2009 Posted May 27, 2009 Dam you Atlus, I want RPG's not "I want to be a doctor" games that give profit only to see yet another installment next year. bunch of pussies. This is the Atlus equivalent to Umbrella Chronicles. Except that UC does not make you hulk out on everything around when your doing badly. But yeah Atlus seem to be very content with releasing their RPG´s on the PS2 :/
James McGeachie Posted May 27, 2009 Posted May 27, 2009 (edited) I can't believe how whiney people are about things like rpg's. I dont see how people can have so much tolerance for them, I've played 20+ JRPG's all the way through in my life and I am SICK fed up of them. Good for a while yes, very tedious nowadays for me. I don't give a shit how long they are, quality over quantity for gameplay for me. I'd MUCH rather have stuff like this than any rpg's. The Trauma Centre games are awesome. Actually original and engaging concepts that work great on Wii. This seems along the same lines but a bit more unrealistic and "out there", probably to introduce new gameplay mechanics, which I'm all for. Edited May 27, 2009 by James McGeachie
Dante Posted May 27, 2009 Author Posted May 27, 2009 I can't believe how whiney people are about things like rpg's. Or wait for info on the games. IGN The makers of the Trauma Center series aren't straying too far from what they know for their newest title. In development over at Atlus for Wii, Hospital promises to bring more Wiimote-based operations and a dramatic storyline to Wii owners. Director Daisuke Kanada explained some of the differences between Hospital and Trauma Center via a short commentary in this week's Famitsu, the place where word first broke about the game. Hospital is not a "surgical action" game like previous hospital-themed titles from the developers, he said. Instead, it attempts to make into a game all areas of a hospital. Players will be able to select from six doctors: Hank, Maria, Tomoe, Mira, Gabriel, and CR-S01 (that last one is a prisoner number -- yes, one of the doctors is a convict). All characters have their own specialties. Mira actually appeared in Trauma Center: Second Opinion. The dramatic areas of the game promise a fusion of manga and anime, with full voice for all the characters. Despite Kanada's words, the game will have surgical actions as well, although we're not sure of the details just yet. The surgical action areas of the game do appear to make use of Wiimote motion controls. Two player simultaneous play support is also in the works. Hospital is currently 30% done. A release date has yet to be finalized.
dazzybee Posted May 29, 2009 Posted May 29, 2009 Love this game series; and this looks like a great evolution of it! I'm presuming the chances of seeing it this year are slim to none
James McGeachie Posted May 29, 2009 Posted May 29, 2009 Looks and sounds great really. My only issue with the sequels before is that they were offering very little in the way of new gameplay. Finally this is some definite real progression. Visual style for both art and in game graphics seems to have been tweaked a bit too which is cool. Going by memory New Blood was virtually identical to Second Opinion.
pedrocasilva Posted May 29, 2009 Posted May 29, 2009 Not really... 16:9, better graphics and 480p The original lacked all that. And anyway and just for the record I stand for what I said in my first post.
Noku Posted May 30, 2009 Posted May 30, 2009 I could've sworn I saw some pics reminding me of Theme Hospital in here...
James McGeachie Posted May 31, 2009 Posted May 31, 2009 Not really... 16:9, better graphics and 480p The original lacked all that. And anyway and just for the record I stand for what I said in my first post. I was talking about subtle differences such as the medical interface, character art and the overal visual look. The kind of things people who appreciate the games notice and don't write them off for not being RPG's.
Guest Maase Posted May 31, 2009 Posted May 31, 2009 Godamnit, I have yet to buy the Trauma Center games... Still, this looks a good game too
Dante Posted June 12, 2009 Author Posted June 12, 2009 (edited) Trailer! Feast your eyes on the premiere video of Trauma Team, the evolution of the medical entertainment game! The makers of the acclaimed medical action series Trauma Center blow the genre wide open with Trauma Team for Wii™, bringing not one, but six exciting and creative gameplay modes! Play as a general surgeon, diagnostician, EMT, orthopedic surgeon, endoscope technician, or medical examiner. With improved game balance and a completely original approach to story cutscenes, Trauma Team delivers the thrills and drama of the best medical entertainment. Available Spring 2010. Artwork! Edited June 12, 2009 by Dante
pedrocasilva Posted June 14, 2009 Posted June 14, 2009 And dressed like that. screw uniform fetishes this is where it's at.
Paj! Posted June 14, 2009 Posted June 14, 2009 Apparently she's "Forensics", so that explains the leather dominatrix outfit. ... However, I'm more confused about how that other woman can work in a kimono.
pedrocasilva Posted June 15, 2009 Posted June 15, 2009 However, I'm more confused about how that other woman can work in a kimono.And how her speciality is... endoscopy! (ugh)
James McGeachie Posted June 15, 2009 Posted June 15, 2009 Random comment: I recently had a chance to play New Blood on co-op multiplayer. It's one of the most unique co-op experiences you can get and one where, without a doubt, having an extra partner is a massive helping hand. The style of gameplay really promotes actually talking with the other player and telling each other what to do, etc too. More of an immersive co-op experience than you get in most shooters I'd say!
markderoos Posted December 17, 2009 Posted December 17, 2009 Never tried one of the "trauma" titles before. Not sure if it's my cup of tea... Would love to try it at one of my mates, but I don't know anyone who has these :P They should really lower the retail price of the first title in the series!
Dante Posted January 5, 2010 Author Posted January 5, 2010 4CR Preveiw Trauma Team has been redesigned from the ground-up to shed the series’ image of being completely inaccessible. Not only are the instructions clearer this time around, icons will pop up throughout operations hinting at which tool to whip out next. The vitals bar will also flash to tell you when to start pumping stabilizer into the patient. Additionally, while surgery and the first-response missions are carefully-timed affairs where every second matters, some of the other missions won’t have time limits at all. In some of these, like endoscopy, you’ll still have to keep an eye on the patient’s vital signs. Others, like orthopedic surgery, will display a number of mistakes that you are allowed to make (in the form of heart-shaped icons). An unlockable hard difficulty (easy and medium difficulties will be open from the start). Each doctor’s story is independent of the others; however, as they all exist in the same ecosystem, there will be some overlap as their plots progress. Right now, there are roughly forty operations in the game (this may change later in development), so you’ll progress through six or seven operations of each type. Naomi a forensic specialist, her levels are more akin to a first-person adventure game similar to the Phoenix Wright series. More realistic approach this time. Some of the futuristic medical equipment will still be there, but the “healing touch” is gone. Endoscopy operations can be dangerous, and they require a high level of finesse and precision. These missions are less about the race-against-the-clock and more about maneuvering through the tubes and pathways that make up the body. The IR pointer is used extensively, and the developers claim that they’ve achieved 1-1 movement without the MotionPlus add-on. Trauma Team will also feature the return of the co-operative multiplayer from New Blood. You’ll be able to tackle most of the gameplay types with a partner; one notable exception being the forensics operations, which are single-player only. Trauma Team is currently scheduled for release in the “Spring” of 2010. We couldn't get anything more specific out of them.
James McGeachie Posted January 5, 2010 Posted January 5, 2010 Never tried one of the "trauma" titles before. Not sure if it's my cup of tea...Would love to try it at one of my mates, but I don't know anyone who has these :P They should really lower the retail price of the first title in the series! You can find it around places like Gamestation for like £7.99. Anyway glad to see even though it's only one of many components this time, surgery looks to have been improved further! Really looking forward to this, all the Trauma Centre games really needed to elevate above "great" to "truly awesome" was a bit more variation. This has tons of it.
markderoos Posted January 6, 2010 Posted January 6, 2010 You can find it around places like Gamestation for like £7.99. Problem is, only a few British stores ship to the mainland (the hut, zavvi and play). And these are exactly the stores that don't have regular offers on the trauma games. Guess I'll wait until this one comes to the stores
dazzybee Posted January 7, 2010 Posted January 7, 2010 I absolutely love this series. I was going to say I have al three versions...and then remember news on a sequel on the DS. So I did some research, and there was one, and it never came out over here, and it goes for stupid money in America..... what's going on with this? Why didn't they release it, and only limitedly in US?!? I WANT IT!!!!!
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