Trauma Center: Under the Knife, for the Nintendo DS (dual screens) Nintendo... have ya ever noticed that? Nintendo feels the need to put their name right after the console that starts with their name. For example the abbreviation for XBOX is MXB (Microsoft XBox) and for Sony--PS1, PS2, PS3, PSP they're all just Playsation (1, 2, 3, Portable) but as for the GameCube, they so feel the urge to call it the GCN (GameCube Nintendo) but while they also call it the Nintendo GameCube (NGCN (Nintendo GameCube Nintendo) I mean what's up with that?! They feel the need to emphasize that it was their bright idea for the system that sold less than tweny million units world-wide in oh, I don't know... FIVE YEARS!!! That was enough time for the PlayStation 2 to sell over ninety million units, even while the original PlayStation is still "bringin' home bacon" for Sony Computer Entertainment America and Europe Incorporated (SCEAEI), not including the fact that the PSP sold over six hundred thousand units in its first week in America and over one million units world-wide shortly after. Plus all the pre-orders for the PS3 and everything it will sell once it hits store shelves (considering it's the most highly anticipated next gen console to hit the planet) and one more thing--Halo 2 had over six million pre-orders not including the millions it has sold since then, and also not including what the original Halo and the map pack has done. Which means that every one of them had at least one XBOX in their household, and although it was few, there are some people who have yet to purchase one of three Halo titles. **need I mention XBOX 360, Perfect Dark Zero, HALO 3, and Gears of War** [Editor's Note] Nintendo did one thing right for the Nintendo GameCube Nintendo in Resident Evil 4... but wait, I seem to recall that game being released for the PS2 recently with a buttload of new features and content (weapons, costumes, gameplay modes) plus ALL the old content from the Nintendo GameCube Nintendo version! Thanks for reading but now for the review "Halo: Combat Evolved" is a great game...
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It’s time to put on those doctors gloves and rejoice because the first wave of quirky DS games is finally hitting U.S soil. Trauma Center puts you in the shoes of an anime spiky haired hero Derek Stiles, a young s... Read Full Review
