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Video Games : Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day!
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Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! from: Nintendo Childrens Toy Shop Price: $19.99 Prices subject to change. |
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Maximum Age: 20 years Minimum Age: 60 months Binding: Video Game Brand: Nintendo EAN: 0045496739010 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Label: Nintendo Manufacturer: Nintendo Manufacturer Minimum Age: 120 months Platform: Nintendo DS Publisher: Nintendo Release Date: August 20, 2007 Studio: Nintendo Sales Rank: 106 MPN: NTRPANME Features:
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 Rating:  - "When you enjoy yourself, your brain may experience positive effects"--Dr. KawashimaAs Dr. Kawashima says in one of his brain tips, "Your brain's greatest enemy is a daily routine." Well, if Brain Age 1 has become a daily routine, try your hand at Brain Age 2 and you better be prepared to work your brain even harder than before! This game was much more challenging to me than the first Brain Age which probably means it is better for exercising the brain; however, it made it less fun for me and I didn't keep up with it for as long as I did the original Brain Age. The game is the same format. The same head of Dr. Kawashima, the same music (albeit a little jazzier), and graphic style. Right from the start, the game is more challenging. The initial brain age test is rock, paper, scissors. You get a graphic and ... Read More: Rating:  - Brain Age 2 gameI haven't played it that much to give a good review but so far everything is fine. The game came with good directions and was shipped quickly and without any problems. Rating:  - A good way to spend your time.I like this game for the following reasons: -it actually does give your brain a good workout in short bursts -you can see your progress and compare it to others -just when you start to get proficient in something the game ups the ante and allows you to select the "hard" option, which unlocks more challenging puzzles The changes that I would like to make to the game: -sometimes the screens in between activities can get a little boring to constantly click through. I'd like to just give me a quick tip then on to the next activity. Overall, I would highly recommend the game. It's always in my DS and I pick it up whenever I'm waiting in a long line, on the train, or in a waiting area for something. Rating: - Brain Age 2Pretty fun game if you enjoy challenging your mind. Whether or not it has improved my brain function like advertised is unclear. Mostly plays the way it is supposed to although the rules for some of the games could have been made clearer. Rating: - Brain Age 2 is much more challengingBrain Age 2 is much harder than 1. It's challenging so if you're up for a good one, start with Brain age 2. Brain Age 1 seems like it has more math problems. I tinker between the two every now and then. My favorite of Brain Age 2 is the keyboard. I hate the clock! |
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