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Junior Brain Trainer

Junior Brain Trainer is a 2009 NDS game by Sanuk Software Co., Ltd..

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About the game

In this version of Brain Training designed for 6-11-year-olds, Junior Brain Trainer gives younger players a chance to practice important key skills in reading, writing, spelling, maths, geometry, logic and problem solving. It takes a different approach to the formula, by delivering information in smaller sessions, making it easier to take in. Gameplay is designed to suit a child’s attention span and ensures they are frequently occupied.

Unlockable games include:* Ghosts - use the stylus to touch a ghost and capture it. As many as possible must be caught within the time limit.

Twins - a memory game requiring pairs of people to be matched up against a time limit.

Snakes - a game of skill and timing that requires a snake to be guided around the screen to collect coloured sweets.

Football – the stylus is used to move a football boot across the screen kicking a ball against the wall to remove bricks.

Beggar My Neighbour – tap on a pile of playing cards with the stylus to play a move against the console. Whoever has the highest card wins the hand.

Balloon Pop - the D-pad is used to move a sling shot to the left and right. The A button fires at the balloons and pops them.

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Facts

Platforms
NDS
First released
2009-01-30
Developers
Sanuk Software Co., Ltd.
Publishers
GSP Software, Virtual Play Games
Genres
Educational, Math / logic, Reading / writing

Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
NDS2009-01-30United Kingdom, United StatesGSP Software, Virtual Play Games

Barcodes

  • 0814290010034

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