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DS Brain Training takes the theories from Prof. Kawashima and runs with it. The software challenges players to perform a variety of exercises every day, from solving simple math problems to reading on-screen text out loud.

Every time you complete a challenge, you are ranked according to speed and validity of the solutions you provided.


Features

Based on the theories of Prof. Kawashima
Daily Training mode
Every time you complete a challenge, you are ranked according to speed and validity of the solutions you provided

Specifications

Region: Universal. Will play on all Nintendo DS Systems from any region.

Category: Puzzle

Supplier: Nintendo Touch Generations (click here for our Nintendo Touch Generations store)

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Customer Reviews

Overall Customer Rating:	5 Reviews of 5. Show All
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Reviewed by: Kaz from England Soooooooooooooo good! This game is sooooooo brilliant that when i got it i couldn’t put it down. In this game there is not only a chart to record you score but sudoku aswell! It gives you lots of treats for getting lots of high scores and it gives you tips on how to make you brain work to it’s best. In my eyes, this game is the perfect thing for children and adults to do together. I love this Great game, one for the older end of the market and am glad we’re being considered. Although am a mere 33, where games are concerned I’m decripid!! Also, got fed up with one training module that you have to call out answers and it kept not recognising my answers (although I knew I was right!). I got round this by selecting "I can’t speak" at the beginning of the module and it gives you a non speaking alternative training game. Reviewed by: Laura Hopgood from Reading, UK ok Whilst the game seems to help your brain, it becomes quite boring after a while. The game only consists of less than 10 exercises, which are quite dull. (maths sums, word games.) The game has potential to occupy people for a short period of time. Its not a bad game, and well done to nintendo for thinking up such a unique idea. Reviewed by: catrio from harrogate uk fab fab