Advantages: +it makes an attempt to introduce a new mechanic for DS Disadvantages: -Boring - Bad audio - Boring gameplay
The general premise of Doodle hex seems quite good, The player draws "runes" on the touch screen which casts a spell which travels around the play board, and towards the oponent. Its a relatively original idea, a new method of using the touch screen for a ...
Advantages: Training every day actually works, most games are easy to use, price Disadvantages: The best age you can get is 20, certain technological problems
I'm not usually one for playing computer games, but when my dad announced that he was going to buy a Nintendo DS along with Brain training, I was very tempted to give it a try. There is something quite addictive about testing your brain age and trying to ...
Advantages: Good easy exercises to be doing Disadvantages: It focus purely on maths rather then any other topic
This review is for Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training for the Nintendo Ds Console.
Dr Ryuta Kawashima
Dr Kawashima was born May 23rd, 1959 and he was the reason behind this game coming out when it did. He has an MD in the school of medicine and ...
Advantages: Easy to play for all ages, Beneficial to your Brain! Disadvantages: Handwriting Recognition can be a little dodgy
What's it all about?
Brain Training is a game that is designed to be played for only a few minutes each day. The idea is simple, pick it up, train your brain for 5 minutes, then get on with your life. I'm sure you've seen Chris Tarrant on the adverts, ...
Advantages: Fun, ideal for the DS Disadvantages: Voice recognition quite poor
Dr Kawashima's Brain Training had a huge buzz around it when it was first released with the Nintendo DS console. Whilst there is no scientific evidence to say that these exercises can improve brain functionality, they are quite fun and certainly don't do ...
