Dr. Janet Coyle received a Wii for Christmas and realized that it could be useful in treating stroke victims. The idea proved to be so effective that people like Walter Rowry were up and around a week after having a stroke. Mr. Rowry was happy to use the Wii unit to bowl and regain the use of his left arm.

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I don't need a damned joystick to help stroke victims -- I can stroke them with my own two hands!

Pseudo, have you been playing Leisure Suit Larry lately??!!

I don't think even Mr. Laffer ever stooped so low as to sneak into the hospital to fondle sick people 8)

sneak into the hospital to fondle sick people

no, any game featuring said dynamics would surely be made in Japan 8) The hospital would be the training level for the commuter train.

Trauma Center: Second Opinion will be released in Europe soon. Those characters have no clue yet what my second opinion will be when the wiimote scalpel hovers over their aorta at one of those drunk Wii parties. I hope multiplayer is supported.

Those characters have no clue yet what my second opinion will be when the wiimote scalpel hovers over their aorta

The games industry takes a lot of flak for its hitman simulators; imagine what the uproar will be like when this technology is put to use for a Jack the Ripper simulator?