Emergency Room Life or Death
$14.95		(Win95/98/Me/Mac) (Retail) (ERLIFEDR)

Publisher: Legacy Interactive

Game

Don't Worry... You Can Save Her Next Time

In this latest edition of the award winning Emergency Room CD-ROM series, you tackle 50 all new medical cases, every one life-threatening. The patients can be saved from an untimely death, but it depends on you. Emergency Room Life or Death is part of the best selling Emergency Room series, with more than 400,000 copies sold.

They'll Die Without Your Help

In this realistic medical game, you examine, diagnose, and treat patients clinging to life in a busy hospital ER. You're their only hope. Can you take the pressure?

Make use of more than 40 interactive tools to keep your patients alive. Put together a string of successful cases, and find yourself promoted all the way to Chief of Staff. Fall, and watch the morgue overflow. Good luck, doctor. Your patients' lives are in your hands.

Exam Room
This is a state of the art hospital, with all the information, online help and supplies you need to be successful.

In-Your-Face-Graphics
Not for the faint of heart, cases range from heart attack patients, stabbing and drowning victims, drug overdose, and much more.

Tools You Control
Control the tools in closeup mode: clean and sew up wounds, apply bandages, etc.

Examine and Treat
Do a thorough exam, diagnose their problem, then patch them up. It's that simple.

Take Lots of Tests
Take all the tests you need: blood tests, x-rays, CT scans, stool and urine tests, and more.

Treatment Room
You can do unnecessary procedures, but expect a tongue lashing from the Chief of Staff.

Hand Held Computer
Use your medomatic to access a 3000 word glossary, notes, patient history, and helpful suggestions from the nurse.

Hints and Help
Dr. Snyder reviews your work in the Discharge Room. With any luck, you'll be promoted from med student to Chief of Staff.

So Realistic, You'll Forget It's A Game

• 50 all new critical care cases, with more available from the Internet
• Over 50 different medical tools and tests to control
• More than 150 dramatic video segments, including some helpful feedback from the hospital staff
• Accurate medical procedures, designed by an ER doctor
• Photorealistic patients and injuries
• What it's really like to be an ER doctor

Requirements

Windows 95/98/Me: 200 MHz Pentium, 32 MB RAM, high color / 16 bit capable 2MB video card, 16x CD-ROM drive, sound card.

Power MAC: OS 7.6 or higher, 200 MHz, thousands of colors / 16 bit capable video card, 16x CD-ROM drive, 32 MB RAM.

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