- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Apr 17, 2006
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Does Brain Age actually make you smarter? We have no idea, but it's still an interesting puzzle game available at a budget price.
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Perhaps the greatest asset of Brain Age is the addition of Sudoku, a famous number puzzle that is gaining popularity quickly. It contains a wide range of difficulty, meaning it can be fairly simple or very difficult.
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Brain Age is meant to be played only a few minutes a day; the exercises lack enough variety to be played for very long.
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Brain Age is a remarkably accessible game that just about anyone can pick up and get something out of.
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The technical issues are frustrating to be sure, but Brain Age is a surprisingly engaging puzzle non-game.
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Regardless if there is any truth to the belief Brain Age is a great game of puzzles and logic that will keep fans of these exercises playing for quite sometime.
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With a budget price of just $19.99, this game has done something I thought I’d never experience or see: a fun video game that also educates. In your face, channel four evening news!
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You can't compare this to the GTAs and the Tomb Raiders of the world, but as a fun way to spend a few minutes every day, it's worth considering.
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As expected Doctor Kawishima's Brain Training: How Old is Your Brain is a wildly different type of "game" to those that typically adorn TVG pages. What you should know is that Brain Training is far more entertaining and addictive then we initially thought.
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Brain Training sounds pretty promising as a concept, and there is some impressive technology behind the game, but portions of the title are noticeably rough.
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If you aren’t into logic puzzles and memory tests, and you’re a man of action rather than one of thought, this game is definitely not for you. But playing this – for however long you do end up playing it – is a pleasure, albeit a guilty one.
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If you're committed to the cause, Dr Kawashima's Brain Training will give your grey cells a daily workwork for weeks, but it ain't no game.
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Although Brain Training asks you to figure out increasingly intricate problems in a short amount of time, there's something quite relaxing about the whole thing. Not worth full price, since there are only nine different games to play here, but definitely a fun time-waster. [JPN Import]
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Brain Age is a decently amusing distraction, but without the fun and variation of the minigames found in "Big Brain Academy" and with many questions about the actual impact the training has on your brain, its tough to recommend the software too highly.
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Good, but not nearly as great as the entire world would have you believe.
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games(TM)Its unique Nintendo appeal and our own innate yearning for self-improvement make it a worthwhile little curio. [June 2006, p.117]
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If you’re looking for a way to make yourself smarter, start by saving your money for a better investment, like a book.
Awards & Rankings
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13
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6
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#6 Most Discussed DS Game of 2006
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40
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#40 Most Shared DS Game of 2006
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 41 out of 64
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Mixed: 14 out of 64
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Negative: 9 out of 64
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