Lifesigns: Hospital Affairs - Nintendo DS - Seikkailu
Lifesigns: Hospital Affairs - Nintendo DS - Seikkailu -arvostelut
Perustuu 7 arvosteluun
Very disapointed, hoped it would teach me something medical, but quite the reverse, it has taught me how much time is wasted doing repetitve frustrating stuff to no avail on these so called rediculous game machines. Have given one star but would have preferred to give it no stars and would recomend anyone considering buying this, to think again
Very disapointed, hoped it would teach me something medical, but quite the reverse, it has taught me how much time is wasted doing repetitve frustrating stuff to no avail on these so called rediculous game machines. Have given one star but would have preferred to give it no stars and would recomend anyone considering buying this, to think again
SM
9. maaliskuuta 2010
It's exactly what it says. I dunno what else to say. It's a game as described and it works fine.
It's exactly what it says. I dunno what else to say. It's a game as described and it works fine.
Dax
9. maaliskuuta 2010
Bought for my daughter as she is quite selective which games she chooses on DS. She is happy with the game, but hasn't made a lot of comment so far.
Bought for my daughter as she is quite selective which games she chooses on DS. She is happy with the game, but hasn't made a lot of comment so far.
D. Langham
9. maaliskuuta 2010
Imagine a game that's like Phoenix Wright and Trauma Center except not as good and you have Lifesigns: Hospital Affairs. It's okay.
Imagine a game that's like Phoenix Wright and Trauma Center except not as good and you have Lifesigns: Hospital Affairs. It's okay.
Anders Stromberg
9. maaliskuuta 2010
Having played the US version, I found this game to be very good. It's actually not trying to be Trauma Center, as this game came out in 2004 in Japan and is the second in the series. The first being ,Kenshuui Tendo Dokuta, only released in Japan, and therefore only in Japanese and isn't as good as Lifesigns. Where as Trauma Centrer was puzzle based, Lifesigns is more a Doctor RPG. While choosing which nurse to take out on a date, you get to perform actual medical procedures for real conditions, not a fictional virus. If you want a more "real" doctor game, get Lifesigns, if you prefer puzzles, get Trauma Center.
Having played the US version, I found this game to be very good. It's actually not trying to be Trauma Center, as this game came out in 2004 in Japan and is the second in the series. The first being ,Kenshuui Tendo Dokuta, only released in Japan, and therefore only in Japanese and isn't as good as Lifesigns. Where as Trauma Centrer was puzzle based, Lifesigns is more a Doctor RPG. While choosing which nurse to take out on a date, you get to perform actual medical procedures for real conditions, not a fictional virus. If you want a more "real" doctor game, get Lifesigns, if you prefer puzzles, get Trauma Center.
NoneTheLess
9. maaliskuuta 2010
