Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Trauma Team, known in Japan as Hospital.: 6 Doctors (HOSPITAL. 6人の医師, Hospital.: 6-nin no Ishi) is a 2010 medical simulation game developed by Atlus for the Wii as the fifth and most recent entry in the Trauma Center series. It received generally positive reviews upon its release.Unlike it's predecessors which focus solely on surgery, Trauma Team includes a range of medical procedures including paramedic work, diagnostics and forensics, each performed by one of the game's six protagonists. While the four medical professions are played as simulation video games, diagnostics/forensics are played as graphic adventure visual novels. The game's story is initially told from six narrative threads for each character. Their threads converge as the main conflict grows, which involves the team's efforts to treat and eradicate the fictional Rosalia Virus, a dangerous disease that incites an intense form of viral hemorrhagic fever in its victims.In May 2015, Nintendo announced the game would be re-released on the Wii U's eShop service in Japan."@en }
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- Trauma_Team abstract "Trauma Team, known in Japan as Hospital.: 6 Doctors (HOSPITAL. 6人の医師, Hospital.: 6-nin no Ishi) is a 2010 medical simulation game developed by Atlus for the Wii as the fifth and most recent entry in the Trauma Center series. It received generally positive reviews upon its release.Unlike it's predecessors which focus solely on surgery, Trauma Team includes a range of medical procedures including paramedic work, diagnostics and forensics, each performed by one of the game's six protagonists. While the four medical professions are played as simulation video games, diagnostics/forensics are played as graphic adventure visual novels. The game's story is initially told from six narrative threads for each character. Their threads converge as the main conflict grows, which involves the team's efforts to treat and eradicate the fictional Rosalia Virus, a dangerous disease that incites an intense form of viral hemorrhagic fever in its victims.In May 2015, Nintendo announced the game would be re-released on the Wii U's eShop service in Japan.".