Older and Wiser: His cameos in New Blood and Trauma Team show he's gotten even more confident with his role.
My Greatest Failure: Just when he's operated on several patients and is ready to save him, Emilio's antibodies aren't enough, and dies. Legendary in the Sequel: Maybe not legendary, but still, his actions in treating GUILT and PGS have made him known as a master surgeon in New Blood. Last-Minute Hookup: With Angie, in the second game. The Intern: Averted, the games start with him having just finished his residency. It's so bad that he actually loses the use of his Healing Touch for a while. 
Heroic BSoD: After failing to save Emilio's life. To others, he appears to operate in the blink of an eye. Healing Hands: The Healing Touch counts as this. Catchphrase: Let's begin the operation!. Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Is lazy and negligent a lot of the time, but is a skilled surgeon where it counts and has the ability to slow down time. Part of the reason he chooses to join Caduceus is because by that point he's aware his incredible surgical skills are far and away his best asset and an environment that focuses him on that exclusively will allow him to do the most good. Derek's so-so bedside manner and mediocre diagnostics skills are acknowledged by other characters (he was never top of the class in med school and borrowed assignment answers) and nearly get him in very serious trouble while he's in general practice. The first game does extensively examine this, at least. Still, he gets better by Under the Knife 2, and is shown to be impressively competent by New Blood and Trauma Team (if only because you're not playing as him anymore). Kasal even sends Angie along with him because he doesn't trust Derek in that regard (though it's rather pathetic that his nurse is a far better doctor than he is). Book Dumb: Derek is really only kept around Caduceus because he's a genius surgeon, and definitely not for his skills as a doctor. Ass Kicking Pose: It seems to be part of routine before starting an operation. Gifted with the Healing Touch, he was recruited by Caduceus after successfully operating on a patient with GUILT. Decided to become a surgeon after his father died of an illness. But choose wisely – these skills may only be used once in each operation.įor skilled surgeons seeking an even tougher challenge, each stage can be replayed to improve score and ranking.The main character of Under the Knife and Under the Knife 2. Players can also use each character’s unique “Healing Touch” ability slow down time and perform lightning-fast surgery as Derek, or heal patients at an accelerated rate as Nozomi. Players can utilise everything from syringes, scalpels and tweezers to defibrillator paddles, which can be used to shock arrest patients back to life. Players are able to wield more than a dozen different instruments over the course of the game by using the Wii’s unique motion sensitive controls. With a two-handed play scheme utilising both the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, players can select instruments using the Nunchuk in one hand whilst the other hand employs the chosen tool, adding precision and realism to the game. The game’s controls add a very different dimension to Trauma Center: Second Opinion. 
#TRAUMA CENTER SECOND OPINION EPISODES SERIES#
In this version of the game, all the surgeon’s actions are controlled using a series of life-like movements with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, making Trauma Center more exciting and realistic than ever before. With points awarded for both accuracy and speed, a truly great surgeon will need a confident, but steady hand. Derek finds himself thrown in at the deep end combating the deadly disease ‘GUILT’ (Gangliated Utrophin Immuno Latency Toxin), believed to have been engineered by the terrorist group Delphi.įollowing the same format as the original Trauma Center: Under The Knife, Trauma Center: Second Opinion is a fast-paced action-filled game where players must complete the tasks set for them as quickly and accurately as possible. Set initially in Hope Hospital, Trauma Center: Second Opinion sees the return of rookie doctor Derek Stiles and introduces new surgeon Dr. You will need to keep a cool head under pressure when Trauma Center: Second Opinion launches for Wii across Europe on 10th August 2007.įollowing the popular Trauma Center: Under The Knife on Nintendo DS, Trauma Center: Second Opinion allows you to become a life-saver once more as you perform complex and challenging operations, using the unique Wii Remote for a more immersive game experience. Step back into the role of master surgeon as you take to the operating theatre in this year’s ultimate emergency room adventure.
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