description Trauma Center: Second Opinion Overview
Trauma Center: Second Opinion is a Wii simulation game based on the original Nintendo DS title, Trauma Center: Under the Knife. Released by Atlus in 2006 for North America and Japan, and later expanded to other regions in 2007, it functions as a remake of that earlier work. The game simulates medical procedures within a clinical setting.
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info Trauma Center: Second Opinion Specifications
| Country | Japan |
| Year | 2006 |
help Trauma Center: Second Opinion FAQ
How does surgery work with the Wii Remote in Trauma Center: Second Opinion?
Players point the Wii Remote at the patient to select and operate tools, while the Nunchuk helps switch instruments. Procedures include making incisions, suturing wounds, removing tumors, and treating the fictional GUILT infection under a time limit.
Is Second Opinion a direct port of Trauma Center: Under the Knife?
No. It retells the Nintendo DS game's story with redesigned Wii controls, revised operations, voice work, and additional material rather than simply reproducing the dual-screen interface.
Who is the new playable surgeon in Second Opinion?
Naomi Kimishima is the major new surgeon added for the Wii remake, appearing in an additional storyline after Derek Stiles's campaign. She later became central to the Wii sequel Trauma Center: New Blood.
What does Derek Stiles's Healing Touch do?
Derek's Healing Touch slows the action during an operation, giving the player more time to handle a crisis. It is activated by drawing a star and is tied directly to Derek's supernatural surgical ability in the story.
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