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Binding: Video GameBrand: Nintendo EAN: 0045496737085 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Item Dimensions: Label: Nintendo Manufacturer: Nintendo Model: 45496737085 MPN: ntr p ayae Platform: Nintendo DS Publisher: Nintendo Release Date: June 05, 2006 Studio: Nintendo Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: Big Brain Academy is a modern-day stress reliever that improves your thinking skills. These 15 activities test your brain powers and improve your thinking abilities in areas like logic, memory, math and analysis. Free your mind by working through a number of simple but deep problems. There are five different types of challenges, appropriate for all ages and challenging for all skill levels. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Get a Bigger BrainI've wanted this game since I first got my DS almost a year ago. It is similar to the Brain Age games, but approaches training in a totally different way. There are 5 areas of your brain to improve, and 3 levels of difficulty per mini-game (about 3 each area) to keep you busy. The games are interesting and unusual, and I'll keep at'em until my brain is really big. The Brain Age games are still faves. Keep in mind this keeps track of your progress and trains your brain in a totally different ... Read More Rating: - Great for the whole familyWe bought a gamegirl (as we call it) and this game for my daughter's 7th bday. It was the first video game ever in our home. We all love it. It's great for everyone in the family -- my four-year-old, and to some extent, even my two-year-old can use it. My strong reader is getting better at math every day. Fantastic development. Rating: - Great for Kids, adults too!My 7 year old loves this game. We have a great time playing to see who's brain is bigger! It is always a challenge and while some of the questions can be a bit much for a 7 year old it is still fun. Rating: - Mostly funA mostly fun experience slightly marred by the overly talkative (well, he doesn't talk) host character. Thankfully his blather can be skipped by repeated tapping of the arrow in the upper right. And thankfully this game didn't include the endlessly frustrating "find the birds" game in the Wii version, the one game that always killed me in competition games. The games are divided among five areas such as memory, thinking, analysis, identification, and ... I don't remember ... Read More Rating: - FUN POP FOR YOUR BRAINLots of puzzles to make you really think. You'll go up in levels the better you do. |
