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Big Brain Academy Means Big Brain Fun

by Steven Rodriguez - June 13, 2006, 10:37 pm EDT
Total comments: 1 Source: Press Release

Nintendo reminds us of how awesome the game is a week after its release.

Did You Know? Nintendo's Big Brain Academy Is the Most Fun You Can Have With Your Brain

REDMOND, Wash., June 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Quick -- which weighs more, three snails or a ladybug? How much is seven plus nine plus four? And was that sequence of sounds you just heard baby-baby-girl or girl-baby-baby?

Nintendo's new Big Brain Academy(TM) challenges players with a series of wacky mental tests in areas such as thinking, memorization, computation, analysis and identification. Players complete as many of these tasks as possible in 60 seconds as the difficulty level rises. Big Brain Academy, the second installment in Nintendo's wildly popular brain-training series, launched June 5 exclusively for Nintendo DS(TM).

In Big Brain Academy, users encounter a series of 15 different tests that involve use of the Nintendo DS touch screen. Activities include counting the number of blocks in a stack, matching pairs of colorful panels and deducing which object on a set of scales weighs the most. Big Brain Academy then rates users' performances by giving them a letter grade, suggesting a career option based on their areas of strength and assigning their in-game brain a weight. The better the score, the heavier the brain.

Brain training has become a worldwide phenomenon. The three software titles in the Nintendo DS series have sold more than 6 million copies in Japan. The first brain-training software, Brain Age(TM): Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day, went on sale in the United States on April 17.

Up to eight DS owners can compete wirelessly in multiplayer games, even if only one person has a game card. It will be sold under Nintendo's new Touch Generations brand, which encompasses titles that anyone can pick up and play, even with little or no experience with playing video games. It represents Nintendo's ongoing commitment to expand the world of video games to new audiences. Big Brain Academy is Rated E for Everyone.

For more information about Big Brain Academy, please visit BigBrainAcademy.com.

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NephilimJune 14, 2006

Brain game is sponsering sale of a century in australia atm, with a ad every ad break
there pushing it strongly here

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