The patient has gone into cardiac arrest!
Truama Center New Blood Review

Note: This review does have a few spoilers, but I don't
think it'll affect you players too much that it'll
spoil your game.

Truama Center New Blood is a classic on the wii but me,
personally, Truama Team is the best! I'm getting off track
now.

The game is basically a surgery game much like the adult swim
ameatuer surgeon games. Made by Altus, it's a good game.
The controlls are easy to master, even when they require
the full wiimote and nunchuck combo. The player must
operate on patient after patient while also dealing
with the game's disease, Stigma, (which leads into
GUILT in the second game.)

As always, let's move on to the review.

Graphics: 6/10
The graphics compared to other games on the console aren't
bad, their TERRIBLE! Especially in the first few operations.
They look cartoony and have a bit of a anime feel to them.
I wasn't expecting the graphics to be really real. But
I think they can be a little more authentic. As for menus,
they look bland and boring but at the same time give
lots of info without cluttering the player with
a load of objects. The HUD around the operation view is
the nicest out of all the graphics.

Gameplay: 9/10
But what makes me forgive graphics is the Gameplay.
It's unique, and its absolutely amazing and intense
at the same time! Your hands will wobble, your pointer
will scream and shout, don't fail the operation! The
controls are slick, use the thumb stick on the
nunchuck to select your tool, and use the A (maybe B)
to use it on the patient, even with these simple
controls, Altus made (most) operations fun and
engaging, even on Easy, this game can give a hard
challenge. Altus also has a way of making a twist
throughout the operation, so you also have
to be on guard for what's to come. This game is
a great one to speedrun operations in, if that's your
plan. The only nit pick I have is that the time limit
is unneccarsary in certain operations, especially the
early ones, emergancy operations are fine with this
though.

Story: 9/10
Again, same with gameplay, the story is TERRIFIC!
Following the doctors Markus Vaughn and Valerie Blaylock.
As I don't want to spoil anything here, I will not
talk about the story.

Sound: 10/10
I don't think I found ANY problems with the sound,
the intense rush of music in operations really
tied together well with the gameplay, the sound effects
are really good, and this was the first game to include
voice acting from English-speaking people. Also the
intense pauses between tracks makes you feel even more
pumped up.

Addictiveness: 8/10
I have to admit, this game is quite addictive, trying
to improve you scores seems like something generic
but in this game, the game gives you a rank
on every operation saying how good you scored,
C, B, A, S and XS which can only be achived on Hard,
so to XS every single operation in the game would
take forever, having you needing to master Hard mode.

Depth: 8/10
This game does have a lot of depth, as I said in addictiveness,
moving on.

Difficulty: ???
Again, depends on what difficulty your playing on,
Easy: Most operations can be beat by the novice player.
Normal: You need some skill to beat some operations.
Hard: You need an expert player!
Super Hard: OMG! Don't even try.

Overall: 9.5/10
A super game by Atlus which is followed by a few other sequels,
the operations are brilliant! But the difficulty can be very
hard for novice players. Anyways. I'm out!

You wrote a very decent review. Despite some obvious typos, you structure your review well and gave ample details as to what the game is about. You even made some comparisons with other Wii games to show what the graphics were. It was amazingly good for such a short review; high 4!

PS : You look like you copied and pasted from a Word Document. Next time, use the "paste from Word" function to avoid the "weird" structure you have.