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Kawashima himself serves as the game's host and will offer pointed criticism or words of encouragement based on each test's results. The object is to make one's brain "younger" over time by playing each day for weeks or even months. Progress is charted via graph over a specified time period, with up to a year's worth of data stored in each of the game's four save files. Among the included activities are Syllable Count, Reading Aloud, Masterpiece Recital, Speed Counting, Triangle Math, Missing Symbols...

Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training - How Old Is Your Brain? presents you with a series of fun brain-training challenges that incorporate word memorisation, counting and reading, along with Su Doku number puzzles. The Nintendo DS touch screen lets you write your responses, and the more frequently you challenge yourself, the better you’ll become at the tasks and the lower your estimated DS ''brain age'' will be. Brain Training – How Old Is Your Brain? is suitable for players aged 3 years and over.

Give your gray matter the workout that it needs to stay sharp, focused and young. Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day is inspired by a book that was written by Professor Ryuta Kawashima, a prominent Japanese neurologist. His theories revolve around keeping brains young by performing mental activities quickly. When users first start a new game, they will be given a Brain Age Check that determines the age of their brains. Each day, they can compete for the high score in any activities that...

Five brain training categories packed with mini games. Visualise, Memory, Solve, Imagine & Skill. Collect stickers for your sticker album - earn a sticker once you complete a game. Discover more mini games under some of your stickers!. Each game has 10 varying levels of difficulty to suit all ages.

Description Big Brain Academy, the second title in Nintendo's series of brain games, challenges you with a course load of mind-bending activities and an addictive Multiplayer Mode! Test your mental acuity in a five-category quiz: thinking, memorization, computation, analysis, and identification. Work your computing abilities by comparing stacks of coins to find the higher value! Bulk up your analysis skills by quickly counting a huge stack of books! Each exercise takes less than a minute to complete...

My Word Coach , part of Ubisoft's lineup of casual-friendly titles with an educational twist, is a series of spelling and vocabulary building exercises in the spirit of Nintendo's Brain Age . Using the stylus and touch-screen interface, players are challenged to complete six spelling and word-recognition activities as quickly as possible. Players will input missing letters from words, spell out the answers to various definitions, choose which word matches a particular definition, form specific words...

Please note: This pack does not include a DS/DSi.Dr Kawashimas Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? has been enjoyed by people of all ages including those who would not normally be associated with video games. Inspired by the research of renowned Japanese neuroscientist Dr Kawashima this original title and the soon to launch More Brain Training are designed to help stimulate your brain and challenge memory math and perception skills. Users can train their brain by exercising for just a few minutes...

Brain Age™ Express: Arts & Letters: Test your spelling in Word Attack, enjoy literary classics in Reading Aloud and tune your musical skills in Piano Player. Brain Age™ Express: Sudoku: Solve a variety of puzzles at three different skill levels using the touch screen and an intuitive interface. Brain Age™ Express: Math: Players can enjoy a mix of new and familiar exercises, including Change Maker, Triangle Math, Sum Totaled and Multi Tasker. Clubhouse Games™ Express: Card Classics: Play familiar...

The first time users play, they complete a short series of activities to determine their Eye Age. Users train every day to lower their Eye Age and challenge their abilities in the five major categories of Focus Power: Hand-Eye Coordination, Peripheral Vision, Dynamic Visual Acuity, Momentary Vision and Eye Movement. They can get good results from just 15 minutes a day. The challenge is to improve the Eye Age and boost Focus Power through daily training. Like the Brain Training franchise, Vision...

Branching off the popular Brain Age games, Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes A Day aims to do for the eyes what its cousins did for brains. Like a handheld eye exam, gamers will be able to test their hand-eye coordination, peripheral vision, and visual acuity. First-time users of the game take a series of tests to determine their Eye Age, and repeated use will help gamers lower their Eye Age and sharpen their visual skills. Mini-games generally take on the appearance of sporting events like...

If you are a true genius and manage to solve all the puzzles you'll unlock the many hidden secrets of the game! Play 100�s of classic sudoku and kakuro games, test yourselves and challenge the new puzzles Akari, Nurikabe and Slitherlink. All you need is logic!

Sudoku - Use logic to fill in missing numbers on a grid. Syllable Count - Count the syllables in well-known phrases. Reading Aloud - Read classic literature as fast as possible. Stroop Test - Say the names of colors as they appear. Word Memory - Easy to memorize words that appear on screen. Speed Counting - Count to 120 as fast as you can. Connect Maze - Draw lines to connect letters and numbers in alphabetical and numeric order. Calculation - Perform simple math problems quickly. Head Count...

With over 130 logical and lateral thinking conundrums immersed in an engrossing and compelling storyline game, and additional puzzles available every week via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, players of all ages everywhere will be challenged to the limit as they search to unravel the hidden secrets of the village St. Mystere! Taking control of two quirky and intriguing characters, Professor Layton and his sidekick Luke, whilst being guided by fully animated cut scenes, players must successfully decipher...

Focusing on strengthening the right hemisphere of the brain by challenging the player's memory, concentration, reflexes, deduction and analytical abilities, Brain Assist features four nurses to choose from to act as guides and help players through the game. Each game increases in difficulty and demands that players think fast to truly maximise their memory's potential and response times. Players will then be put to the test again in the "Lightning Round" where the pace and difficulty of game play...

Staying true to the curriculum-based card deck series, Brain Quest: Grades 3 & 4 is loaded with over 6,000 unique questions, developed specifically for third/fourth grade levels and can keep kids entertained whether in the car, at home, or while waiting for the school bus.

A compilation of sorts, Mega Brain Boost includes full copies of the previously released Brain Boost Beta Wave and Brain Boost Gamma Wave , but it also comes with a brand new set of brain building exercises from the same school of "right brain development." Four difficulty levels provide an escalating challenge in each of the 15 mini-games, and answering 20 multiple choice questions gives players an overall brain score. Gamers can strain their brain alone, or literally go head-to-head against a friend...

A follow-up on the DS brain-training series, this game is oriented for adults wishing to improve their thinking skills by pressuring them to improve themselves with simple yet sharp skill tests. The game includes an entirely different set of training exercises which have been created using the latest in brain research. In the end, you'll receive a rating which indicates the age of your brain. The full Japanese title, by the way, is one of the longest game titles on record: "Touhoku Daigaku Mirai...