Microsurgeon

Microsurgeon was the most original and ambitious game in the entire Intellivision library. Shrunk and injected into a patient's body, the player navigated through real organs — heart, lungs, brain, eyes — fighting tumors, infections, clots and kidney stones with a medical treatment arsenal. A human body map showed each organ's status in real-time. If an organ reached critical state, the patient died. Imagic's Rick Levine created an educational game disguised as action — light years ahead of anything seen in 1982, anticipating concepts that would only reappear with titles like Trauma Center twenty years later.