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Trauma Center: Under the Knife

Trauma Center: Under the Knife (XSX) game cover art
Platform: DS
Tags: Simulation
Developer: Atlus
AKA: Chou Shittou Caduceus (JP)
Publisher
Region
Released
NA
10/04/2005
EU
04/28/2006
JP
06/16/2005

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Reader Reviews

Trauma Center: Under the Knife review

Reviewed September 07, 2007

Suskie says: "My first patient in Trauma Center: Under the Knife was named Kevin Turk. He was riding a motorcycle when he suddenly lost control of the vehicle and crashed through a glass door. The accident left him with lacerations in his upper right arm, and they were starting to hemorrhage. The man also had shards of glass lodged deep within his right shoulder. This procedure would require me to remove all foreign objects from his skin, and then suture up any wounds. "
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Trauma Center: Under the Knife review

Reviewed December 18, 2005

timrod says: "Trauma Center is one of those staple games that becomes pretty much a household word if you're talking about the DS. At first, it's pretty hard to tell why - it looks like a hentai game that tries to make the touchscreen look useful. While it is a blatant example of Nintendo whoring out the DS's touchscreen to all takers, Trauma Center manages to be one of the best games for the system, and is definitely unique - if only for the fact that instead of killing random people, you're saving their liv..."
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Trauma Center: Under the Knife review

Reviewed May 21, 2006

woodhouse says: "Cavity Sam has dedicated his entire existence to the medical field. Perpetually prone with gaping wounds, he’s given millions the chance to poke and prod in order to develop the steady hand necessary to save lives. But we feel his pain, too. Every time one of his vital organs goes missing, his red nose lights up in distress, or his body emits a shocking buzz, we know Sam has sacrificed a little more of himself. Now, though, it’s time for a break, because Trauma Center: Under the Knife..."
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Trauma Center: Under the Knife Reviews Around the Internet

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AVG
8

External Site
Rating
9/10

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