A Half-dozen Ways to Save Lives
HIGH The Forensics mode is so great, it could be its own game.
LOW Trying to find the minuscule difference between five CT images.
WTF The phrase "think slowly" does NOT mean the same as "think hard."
Tag: Trauma Center
GameCritics.com Podcast Episode 23 Transcript
Transcript of GameCritics.com Podcast Episode 23: Aram Jabbari of Atlus on the Business of Localization, Ratings PR and Demon's Souls
GameCritics.com Podcast Episode 23: Aram Jabbari of Atlus on the Business of Localization, Ratings PR and Demon’s Souls
With Demon's Souls nearing release, it's all things Atlus! We welcome Atlus USA's Manager of PR Aram Jabbari to the show. Localization strategies, digital distribution, aggregate sites, and much more are covered, and we take our best shot at getting you some Persona scoop! The back half of the show brings some of the most in-depth Demon's Souls discussion around. Featuring Chi Kong Lui, Brad Gallaway, Mike Bracken, and Tim "Tim Spaeth" Spaeth.
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Topic and Game References:
- Atlus
- Shin Megami Tensei series
- Trauma Center series
- King's Field series
- Cubivore
- Demon's Souls Review
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Trauma Center: New Blood – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Mild Violence, Blood, Drug Reference, and Mild Language
Trauma Center: Second Opinion – Review
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Trauma Center: Second Opinion – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Blood, Mild Language, Mild Violence
Trauma Center: Under the Knife – Consumer Guide
According to the ESRB, this game contains: Blood, Mild Language, Mild Violence, Partial Nudity
Trauma Center: Under the Knife – Review
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