M
kamuikurouI think Trauma Center 2 is more challenging, Lifesigns offers some challange, but not that much. You can easily go through though operations after failing like two or three times. While in trauma center, some of GUILT operations really need your full attention & good technique to complete.
ah, well I haven't really experienced the game play of Lifesigns but i do like the story better...anyways I'm still trying to get through Neighbors from hell
K
^Yes, the story is more interesting, it's a shame that its prequel (Kenshui Tendo Dokuta) never got a translation.And the symptoms search rubbing thingy is pretty fun, since that there's not much NDS game that offers... you know what... :P
This is why I quit playing the (J) prequel, the first patient is an old hag.
M
Dude,
I'm having a difficulties in Trauma Center 2,story 1-6 .
It seems I can't finish the operation.That wounds keep coming out!!*sigh*
S
kamuikurouI think Trauma Center 2 is more challenging, Lifesigns offers some challange, but not that much. You can easily go through though operations after failing like two or three times. While in trauma center, some of GUILT operations really need your full attention & good technique to complete.
I had to use two styluses on the X missions.
Replying to #23
Ultrasound scan for the subcutaneous wounds after clearing up the surface wounds. It's very straightforward. Remember that antibiotic gel inhibits bleeding for a short amount of time, which can be used to inject stabiliser.
T
I've heard Lifesign's Surgical Unit is tougher and more realistic than Trauma Center.
Trauma Center isn't exactly realistic to begin with, but no way in Hell is Lifesigns tougher.
Anyway, my challenge is to get a killstreak of 821 in Metroid Prime: Hunters. I managed to do that a loooong time ago on my actual cart, but it's probably more of an exercise in patience than skill.