Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
Also known as Brain Training del Dr. Kawashima: Quanti anni ha il tuo cervello?, Brain Training del Dr. Kawashima: ¿Cuántos Años Tiene tu Cerebro?, Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain?, Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: Hoe oud is jouw brein?, Dr. Kawashimas Gehirn-Jogging: Wie fit ist Ihr Gehirn?, Kahashima Ryuuta Kyouju no Nou wo Kitaeru Otona no DS Training for Adults, Meail Meail DS Dunoe Training, Programme d'Entrainement Cerebral du Dr Kawashima: Quel âge a votre cerveau?, Dr. Kawashimas Gehirn-Jogging – Wie fit ist Ihr Gehirn?
Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! is a 2005 NDS, Wii U game by Nintendo Software Planning & Development.
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About the game
Does your brain feel a little out of shape? Brain Age is what you need to shape up your mental thought processes. The game is inspired by the research of Professor Ryuta Kawashima , a prominent Japanese neuroscientist. Through years of researching the effects of performing reading and mathematical exercises he has compiled simple tasks that will help to stimulate the brain.
Designed to help people young and old to stay mentally sharp, Brain Age gives you quick mental tasks that will stimulate your prefrontal cortex. You'll start off by taking a test of what your current brain is at. The ideal age to shoot for is 20. To get your brain age to the mental sharpness of a 20 year old if you're not there yet, you'll need to fire up the game daily to do daily training. With the use of the stylus and touch screen, or in some tests the microphone, you will go through tasks as fast as you can like solving simple math problems, memorizing the placement of objects on the screen, memorizing a list of words and having to recall as many as you can, and more. As the days go by the professor will unlock different puzzles for you to tackle to keep your gray matter as sharp as possible.
You can jump into Quick Play to show your friends and family or to just do a mental sharpening. Go into Daily Training to track your brain age, check out your progress on a graph, and do your daily training. Go to Download and you can compete against friends to see who can do math calculations the fastest.
The US and European versions include Sudoku to also keep your brain in shape.
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Facts
- First released
- 2005-05-19
- Developers
- Nintendo Software Planning & Development
- Publishers
- Nintendo
- Genres
- puzzle video game, sudoku video game
- German title
- Dr. Kawashimas Gehirn-Jogging – Wie fit ist Ihr Gehirn?
- Ratings
- MobyGames score 7.4 (36 votes) · MobyGames
Covers and screenshots
Box, manual and cartridge scans
Front Cover (NDS · Canada, Mexico, Other, United States) Front Cover (NDS · United Kingdom) Front Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Front Cover (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Front Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Front Cover (NDS · Belgium, France) Front Cover (NDS · United Kingdom) Front Cover (NDS · Italy) Front Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany) Front Cover (NDS · Canada) Front Cover (NDS · Germany) Front Cover (NDS · Portugal, Spain) Front Cover (NDS · Belgium, The Netherlands) Back Cover (NDS · Canada, Mexico, Other, United States) Back Cover (NDS · United Kingdom) Back Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Back Cover (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Back Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Back Cover (NDS · Belgium, France) Back Cover (NDS · United Kingdom) Back Cover (NDS · Italy) Back Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany) Back Cover (NDS · Canada) Back Cover (NDS · Germany) Back Cover (NDS · Portugal, Spain) Back Cover (NDS · Belgium, The Netherlands) Media (NDS · Canada, Mexico, Other, United States) Media (NDS · United Kingdom) Media (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Media (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Media (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Media (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Media (NDS · Belgium, France) Media (NDS · United Kingdom) Media (NDS · Italy) Media (NDS · Austria, Germany) Media (NDS · Canada) Media (NDS · Portugal, Spain) Media (NDS · Belgium, The Netherlands) Spine/Sides (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Manual (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Manual (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Extras (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Extras (NDS · Australia, New Zealand) Inside Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Inside Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Spine/Sides (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Manual (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Manual (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Manual (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Manual (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Advertisement (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Advertisement (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Advertisement (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Advertisement (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Extras (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Extras (NDS · Austria, Germany, Switzerland) Inside Cover (NDS · United Kingdom) Inside Cover (NDS · United Kingdom) Manual (NDS · United Kingdom) Manual (NDS · United Kingdom) Inside Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany) Inside Cover (NDS · Austria, Germany) Spine/Sides (NDS · Germany)
Screenshots
Splash screen. (NDS) Main menu. (NDS) Quick play menu. (NDS) Select your writing hand. (NDS) Playing Sudoku doesn't count as brain training. (NDS) There is limited number of mistakes allowed in Sudoku. (NDS) This is how our brain is supposed to look like after playing this game. (NDS) Some games may require you to talk into the microphone. (NDS) Solving math equations. (NDS) Brain age depicts your last score. (NDS) All the training progress is tied to your user profile. (NDS) Connecting letters and numbers in a correct order without touching wrong ones. (NDS) Counting mini-game. (NDS) Counting game becomes tougher as it draws closer to an end. (NDS) Today's brain age test result. (NDS) Graph will graphically display your daily training. (NDS) Over time more and more training games will become available. (NDS) You can't skip through tutorial, even if you've read it already. (NDS) Each mini-game will save your top three records. (NDS) Walking speed is the slowest speed indicator for your brain. (NDS) You earn stamp for every day you train with at least one mini-game. (NDS) Memorizing numbers from smallest to largest. (NDS) Entering memorized numbers from low to high. (NDS)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| NDS | 2005-05-19 | Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Poland | Nintendo |
| Wii U | 2005-05-19 | — | Nintendo |
Barcodes
- 0045496462550
- 0045496462574
- 0045496462581
- 0045496737122
- 0045496737139
- 4902370512137
- 8809208140042
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