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Video Games : More Brain Training (Nintendo DS)
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- More Brain Training
I ordered more brain training in the post a few days ago with a nintendo ds lite. It came yesterday and i am really enjoying the game.
I have played on the first one at my friends house and loved it and because my dad wanted me to have a brain training game i chose this because the first one is good, this is meant to be better and id never played big brains academy. I also chose it because of its great reveiws and because you can play music. I LOVE MUSIC.
I like it because you can play the keyboard (thats the best game so far that i have been on) and you can solve many maths and english problems. I also like how sometimes when you log on you are asked to draw pictures or write acrostics, then when everyone who has an accopunt has finished you can veiw them.
Being able to play sudoko is a great feature and the totourials are great for people who have never played the game. There is also a begginer and intemeadiate levels that have tips and hints. You can use cheat mode but i find it easier without because you can make lots of mistakes not just 5.
I am a child but still love the game, so do my brother, mum, dad, and cousin. I am going to see my nan tommorrow and im hoping she will like it too.
I recomend this game to everyone. WHATEVER AGE!!!!!!!!
Rating: - Train Your Brain...
I already owned the first brain traing and so when this one came out, i got it straight away. Since getting the game, i ahve played on it lots of times! The training programmes on this one are different to the other one. My favourute training thing is the correct change. ALl of my family love playing on it and overall i would reccoment this game to anyone.
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- The wisdom of yout'
As the last reviewer insructively, but perhaps unintentionally, demonstrates, there is a fatal flaw in Dr Kawashima's premise that higher perfomance can be equated with youth rather than intelligence.
Whatever conceptual and empirical doubts it may raise, these pale before the commercial folly of trying to persuade a 19 year old to be excited about a game whose only goal is to establish that your brain is 20. If it tells you that your brain is 20 (unlikely) you wonder why you spent the money; but if it tells you your brain is 80 you know it's talking rubbish.
Of course it's quite different for anyone over 40, who is quite ready to be flattered. Not to mention terrified of being put in a home.
Someone really should explain to Dr K though that the time-honoured method of establishing aged-related brain damage is to ask who the prime minister is.
Rating: - Great fun
I got this for my 37th Birthday a few days ago. It tells me I have a brain age of 24, so I'm happy!
I had played Brain Training 1 on other people's DS Lites and really enjoyed the fun challenges.
I have to select that I cannot speak in order not to have to play rock, paper, scissors which I am *really* bad at, but the other games are good fun and I certainly feel my brain is getting a nice workout.
Rating: - Excellent, but...
Having used the first Brain Training game and found it slightly buggy in terms of voice and handwriting recognition, I have to say I found this version an improvement.
The games are more fun and more challenging and it does feel like a real brain workout.
However, Dr Kawashima is still as tedious as ever with making almost exactly the same comments he makes in this version as in the first. He's not that clever either as he says the days are getting hotter when it's cold outside! With all the millions they made from the first, surely they could have altered this aspect of it - along with the transport analogies (Plane, train, cycle etc) of how you fare on a certain game.
This apart, it's still worth getting if your brain doesn't get much exercise in everday life. It just might make it that bit sharper. Who knows?
- More Brain TrainingI ordered more brain training in the post a few days ago with a nintendo ds lite. It came yesterday and i am really enjoying the game.
I have played on the first one at my friends house and loved it and because my dad wanted me to have a brain training game i chose this because the first one is good, this is meant to be better and id never played big brains academy. I also chose it because of its great reveiws and because you can play music. I LOVE MUSIC.
I like it because you can play the keyboard (thats the best game so far that i have been on) and you can solve many maths and english problems. I also like how sometimes when you log on you are asked to draw pictures or write acrostics, then when everyone who has an accopunt has finished you can veiw them.
Being able to play sudoko is a great feature and the totourials are great for people who have never played the game. There is also a begginer and intemeadiate levels that have tips and hints. You can use cheat mode but i find it easier without because you can make lots of mistakes not just 5.
I am a child but still love the game, so do my brother, mum, dad, and cousin. I am going to see my nan tommorrow and im hoping she will like it too.
I recomend this game to everyone. WHATEVER AGE!!!!!!!!
Rating:
- Train Your Brain...I already owned the first brain traing and so when this one came out, i got it straight away. Since getting the game, i ahve played on it lots of times! The training programmes on this one are different to the other one. My favourute training thing is the correct change. ALl of my family love playing on it and overall i would reccoment this game to anyone.
Rating:
- The wisdom of yout'As the last reviewer insructively, but perhaps unintentionally, demonstrates, there is a fatal flaw in Dr Kawashima's premise that higher perfomance can be equated with youth rather than intelligence.
Whatever conceptual and empirical doubts it may raise, these pale before the commercial folly of trying to persuade a 19 year old to be excited about a game whose only goal is to establish that your brain is 20. If it tells you that your brain is 20 (unlikely) you wonder why you spent the money; but if it tells you your brain is 80 you know it's talking rubbish.
Of course it's quite different for anyone over 40, who is quite ready to be flattered. Not to mention terrified of being put in a home.
Someone really should explain to Dr K though that the time-honoured method of establishing aged-related brain damage is to ask who the prime minister is.
Rating:
- Great funI got this for my 37th Birthday a few days ago. It tells me I have a brain age of 24, so I'm happy!
I had played Brain Training 1 on other people's DS Lites and really enjoyed the fun challenges.
I have to select that I cannot speak in order not to have to play rock, paper, scissors which I am *really* bad at, but the other games are good fun and I certainly feel my brain is getting a nice workout.
Rating:
- Excellent, but...Having used the first Brain Training game and found it slightly buggy in terms of voice and handwriting recognition, I have to say I found this version an improvement.
The games are more fun and more challenging and it does feel like a real brain workout.
However, Dr Kawashima is still as tedious as ever with making almost exactly the same comments he makes in this version as in the first. He's not that clever either as he says the days are getting hotter when it's cold outside! With all the millions they made from the first, surely they could have altered this aspect of it - along with the transport analogies (Plane, train, cycle etc) of how you fare on a certain game.
This apart, it's still worth getting if your brain doesn't get much exercise in everday life. It just might make it that bit sharper. Who knows?