More Brain Training - From Dr Kawashima - How Old is your Brain? (Nintendo DS)

More Brain Training - From Dr Kawashima - How Old is Your Brain? (Nintendo DS)

Unlock Your Brain's Potential with 'More Brain Training - From Dr. Kawashima' for Nintendo DS

More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima: How Old Is Your Brain? builds on the same design found in the previous game called Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? of the same series.

The concept is very basic – Dr Kawashima is a virtual doctor who will talk to you about various interesting facts about the brain and how it functions, and each day he will present a series of exercises for you to do. The program keeps track of your personal scores and you’ll be able to see your own improvement just after a few days of training.

More Training in Minutes a Day for Nintendo DS is an ultra-portable game that challenges your mind with a few minutes of activity on it.

Thanks to its super intelligent gameplay, your brain becomes highly enriched in a matter of minutes. With 15 brilliant activities like working on simple math problems, reciting piano songs, and playing a demanding adaptation of rock, paper, and scissors.

The super smooth touchscreen controls on the Nintendo DS make working on numbers a very easy task.

Furthermore, on completion of your training assignments, you can even attempt to solve 100 Sudoku puzzles for an exhilarating experience.

Game features:

The multiplayer mode supports up to 16 players at a time with just one copy of the game. The following multiplayer modes are available;

• Vs. Picture Drawing
•  Vs. Word Scramble
•  Vs. Number Memory
•  Vs. Change Maker

With the right kind of people, the multiplayer mode is sure to evoke a good laugh and a memorable social experience. While these mini-games probably won’t keep you entertained for very long, they represent a nice selection of what Dr. Kawashima’s brain training is all about.

"Please note that this product is a genuine Nintendo factory-sealed product. However, this product may not meet the expectations of a Video Game collector due to potential wear to the original cellophane wrap."