More Brain Training (DS)

Do you want to improve your brain power? Or perhaps just to exercise the brain that you have? Personally I have never been into computer games but the new range of titles available from Nintendo for use on their DS started to attract me - my little grey cells are getting older these days and I thought putting them to the test might be fun. I managed to buy a Nintendo DS from Amazon just before they went into short supply and, as they didn't have the Brain Training software in stock, I settled for buying More Brain Training instead and eagerly awaited the chance to put myself to the test. As with all DS games it comes safely packaged so all you need ...  Read the complete review

So here it is, More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima. Having been a big fan of the original Brain Training, and played it until i pretty much wore a hole in it, I thought it was time to trade it in for the newer model. Now, I was somewhat doubtful that this game would be different enough to be exciting, as well as good enough to keep me amused. I didn't need to worry. Having been greeted by my friend Dr Kawashima i thought I'd have a quick look at the different challenges available to me. The "Talk out loud" game on this 2nd version is Rock - Paper - Scissors, where the picture of the hand is displayed in its position and then you are asked to beat ...  Read the complete review

More Brain Training is really addictive, I had brain training and liked it so decided to get more brain training. I love the correct change game where you have to use your stylus to press on coins to give correct change, you have to be quite quick to get a good score. It sounds boring but it's great ( I have had rocket speed on this wow). Missing symbols you quickly have to fill in the missing symbol's. 8 8= 16 ans + 8 8= 0 ans - This is enjoyable and has helped me with simple math (Think my brain was going a bit mouldy). Masterpiece recital in this you play a piano and hit the right ...  Read the complete review

wow what can i say about this game - it most certainly trains your brain - as the title suggests. i had the first brain training game and found it very easy to do whilst it was good it was not too taxing on the brain. but this one well it is just much harder the levels are really hard but at the same time it makes you want to keep doing it just to prove that you can. my 7 year old son enjoyed the first one but does not like the more brain training as it is just a little too hard for him. i have had this game for about four months now and it is still quite testing i still cant do very well on the paper rock scissors but if you found the first one too easy this one will ...  Read the complete review

For Christmas, my dad and I each got a Nintendo DS (Dual Screen) Lite and we each got a Brain Training game for Christmas. I got the first one and my dad got this one. You can save up to four data files on the DS game so I have been using it most days. I prefer this one to the Brain Training, as the features are more interesting. == Dr Kawashima == Dr Ryuta Kawashima was born in 1959 in Japan, and is a neuroscientist. In 2003, he wrote "Train Your Brain: 60 Days to a Better Brain" which was a huge success in Japan and was later released worldwide. In 2005, it was turned in to the first brain training game for the DS and this sequel was ...  Read the complete review