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"Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training" , posted Tue 25 Apr 05:19post reply

Get yer brain train'! It's actually kind of an entertaining idea, though not as entertaining as sexy sudoku.





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"Re(1):Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training" , posted Tue 25 Apr 05:30post reply

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Get yer brain train'! It's actually kind of an entertaining idea, though not as entertaining as sexy sudoku.



The game came out last week and for $20 it is pretty good. However the game barely recognizes if I say "Blue" during one of the Brain Age tests and you have to be careful with your nines so they aren't recognized as fours.

Last time I checked my Brain Age is 24.





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"Re(1):Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training" , posted Tue 25 Apr 05:37post reply

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Get yer brain train'! It's actually kind of an entertaining idea, though not as entertaining as sexy sudoku.



I have been following Brain Age for a month or two, and the game looks great... Too bad the DS lite isn't in America yet... (waiting for the DS lite to come out)...


ANyone have any predictions for the Lite? I have heard that it will be released the same week as the new Super Mario Bros., but that game has been delayed two times I think... (from May 7, to May 26, to June something)





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"Re(1):Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training" , posted Wed 26 Apr 23:42:post reply

quote:
Get yer brain train'! It's actually kind of an entertaining idea, though not as entertaining as sexy sudoku.


The game is great, been playing every day since I got it last week.
My wife and I play it, so there's a competition going on. You can compare everything, it's fun. Plus, the system allows you to view your progress quite well (graphs, high scores, etc.) It's definitely something I look forward to playing to each and every day. I mean, I got tired of Nintendogs after 2 months, but I can foresee myself playing this every day for the next few years without a problem, the challenge stays fresh.
And it HAS sudoku included anyway, so you should definitely get it.
BTW, if you like sudoku, you should get some of those variants there (I love the samurai and flower ones.)





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"Re(2):Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training" , posted Thu 27 Apr 15:42post reply

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However the game barely recognizes if I say "Blue" during one of the Brain Age tests

Yeah, this is a really common problem. You get around it by pronouncing the word slowly, almost drawing it out to two syllables: b'loo.

I think this is the most engaging game software I've encountered in a long time. I imagine that says a lot, given that it's not even a videogame.