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title: "Trauma Centre: New Blood (Nintendo Wii)"
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# Disease battle narrative Dual doctor gameplay Frozen wilderness setting Trauma Centre: New Blood (Nintendo Wii)

**Brand:** nintendo
**Price:** € 50.69
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🩹 Heal, Conspire, Survive!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Trauma Centre: New Blood (Nintendo Wii) by nintendo
- **How much does it cost?** € 50.69 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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- nintendo enthusiasts

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## Key Features

- • **Dynamic Gameplay:** Experience the thrill of dual doctor roles as you tackle challenging medical scenarios.
- • **Multiplayer Mode:** Team up with friends for cooperative gameplay and tackle challenges together.
- • **Stunning Visuals:** Explore beautifully rendered environments that bring the frozen wilderness to life.
- • **Engaging Storyline:** Immerse yourself in a gripping narrative filled with conspiracy and medical drama.
- • **Strategic Decision-Making:** Make critical choices that impact the outcome of your patients and the storyline.

## Overview

Trauma Centre: New Blood for Nintendo Wii invites players into a thrilling medical adventure where they must navigate a deadly disease outbreak while uncovering a deep-seated conspiracy. With dynamic gameplay and a captivating storyline, players will engage in strategic decision-making and experience the challenges of being a doctor in a beautifully crafted frozen wilderness.

## Description

Trauma Centre: New Blood (Nintendo Wii)

## Features

- The seemingly endless nights grow shorter, day by day, and the frozen wilderness starts to thaw
- The two doctors will be called upon to battle a deadly disease and become entangled in a conspiracy with dire ramifications
- Montgomery Memorial Hospital watches over the town like an old man

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    New Blood is a brilliant addition to Altus's much underappreciated medical drama franchise
  

*by T***Y on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 January 2018*

New Blood is a brilliant addition to Altus's much underappreciated medical drama franchise, Trama Center. Gameplay wise, the game is near identical to the past entries, although that isn't really a bad thing. A gameplay concept which started on the Nintendo DS was brought over to the Wii, for a past entry, and it's been fine-toned here to give the best experience possible while performing surgeries with your Wii remote.Timeline wise, the game is the latest in series, and follows two new protagonist doctors. It's also unique to the past entries in that, instead of Japan, this game's main setting is America, with an American cast. The English versions of the previous games localized the setting to America, but this is the first one to have that setting in the original release too. This isn't just some cheap gimmick to try and make it feel fresh either. Parts of the story deal with issues exclusive to an American setting, like medical reality shows, and needing to pay for health care. Part of the story also takes place in Africa, so it keeps things fresh throughout the game in terms of it's setting, and the types of characters you're meeting.As usual, the story is ridiculous, but in a good way. This is not a realistic medical drama, so you really shouldn't go in expecting one. The overarching story resolves around a highly deadly disease which is beginning to spread across the world like wildfire. And when I say "highly deadly" I mean it. I don't know much about surgery and medicine, but I imagine in our real life present world, this disease would be impossible to deal. But that isn't so for our protagonists, who not only have a arsenal of advanced tools at their disposal (since it's set in the not-too-distant future), but also magic powers.Yes. There's magical powers in this game. The "Healing Touch" to be specific, which is a returning element from the other games. Activating this lets the surgeon perform a superhuman feat once during any given surgery, and this in turn essentially acts as the main difference between the two player characters, Markus and Valerie. Some operations require you to play as one of the two for story reasons, but with most you can pick who to play as. However there isn't any difference between them, outside of their unique powers. Markus can temporarily slow down time, whereas Valerie is able to lock the patient's vital signs to whatever they currently are. This does, at least, offer a bit more freedom with how you approach a given operation then past games, as both powers have their advantages, and drawbacks. If you feel overwhelmed by the multitasking required in an operation, Markus may be the best to go for, just keep in mind that the patient's vitals can fall just as rapidly as ever, so even the smallest thing can still kill the patient without seconds. On the other hand, if you're struggling with preventing a patient from flatlining, try using Valerie. But remember that locking a patient's vitals in place means just that; they won't fall, but they can't be improved either.Nevertheless, it is basically the same gameplay as before. And the story is also a retread of past storylines as well, although it explores some new areas that those past stories didn't. Presentation wise, the game is akin to a visual novel. It's split into chapters, each with a bunch of parts. Each part begins with a visual novel scene that continues the story Something happens that causes a surgery to take place. Then you're thrust into the actual surgery, which you have to perform yourself as one of the surgeons while being talked to by the other characters. Succeed, and you get another scene that continues the story some more. The game is dialogue heavy, so if you don't really care much for that this might not be your kinda thing. Or if you don't like games with a minimalistic, visual novel style of presentation. On the other hand, unlike past games, this one is fully voice acted; even all the dialogue during operations, so this time you don't need to do any reading.After all if you liked the past Trauma Center games, this is more of the same fast-paced surgical gameplay and over-the-top medical drama, along with some fine-tuning and new elements sliced in, so you won't be disappointed. If you're a new comer, you'll be able to go into this game no problem. It doesn't tie into the others in any way, outside of obviously taking place in the same world, and a few appearances from some past characters. It's just important to know what you'll be getting into beforehand: despite it's genre, this is NOT a "surgeon simulator". It's a story-driven medical drama, set in a world where supernatural surgeons exist.  If you want something that's wholly grounded in reality this isn't it. If you want something that'll make you feel like you're a real surgeon performing real surgeries, this also isn't it. The gameplay isn't trying to simulate realistic, slow paced surgery, it's trying to be fun, and intense .But, as with the series as a whole, it does what does really well. It's a uniquely weird spin of the typical medical drama story line, with some fun game play that, despite not making you feel like you're performing real surgery, DOES do a great job of making you feel like a person's life really is in your hands. This is one series where you're routinely saving people's lives, and it feels great each and every time you do it. If that seems like your kinda thing, definitely give this game, and the entire series, a try.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    OK
  

*by E***O on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 September 2013*

Took a while, but finally arrived, in good condition, pretty well-wrapped. The game is fun on multyplayer (very chaotic). Gets tiring after a few hours though.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Good challenge and little different!
  

*by M***D on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 January 2015*

Great game for the Wii and a bit different than any other games on the market. Each level gets a little harder and you really do feel you need to be quick and have a steady hand.

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