Junior Brain Trainer DSi and DS Lite
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Junior Brain Trainer Product Details
Give young brains a fitness workout with this fun and innovative DS brain training product, designed to improve reading, writing, spelling, maths, geometry, logic and problem-solving skills.
Junior Brain Train takes a fresh and fun approach to learning by teaching kids in ‘bitesize’ chunks and then rewarding them with unlockable mini-games. The program encourages children to spend a little time each day completing 5 different activities, with a rewarding game at the end.
Using a fun and stimulating environment it’s the perfect way to keep them challenged and motivated so they’re actually learning without realising it. A great way to support your child’s classroom studies and build confidence at school!
Key Features:
- Structured gameplay fits in with children’s attention span – five fun and challenging activities per day with a rewarding mini-game at the end.
- 6 mini-games to unlock; Snakes, Football Breakout, Pairs, Balloon Burst, Beggar My Neighbour and Ghost Chase.
- Improves reading, writing, spelling, maths, logic puzzles and geometry for children from 6-11 years.
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Brain Training headed for 3DS?
Brain Training headed for 3DS?
We can't explain it, but there's something weirdly addictive about the Brain Training games for the DS. Maths and reading shouldn't be that much fun, but under the watchful eyes of Dr Kawashima, the whole thing becomes completely brilliant. Good thing there's a new Brain Training on the way, then.
That's according to the doctor himself, whose new book, Goodbye Brain Boom, reveals a third game is in development with Nintendo.
The doctor can't say too much as he has a confidentiality agreement with Nintendo, but Eurogamer's reporting that he's revealed the team is going to do "something special" - which a lot of people are interpreting to mean that the game is headed for the 3DS. Nintendo's new 3D-powered handheld will be coming out in the first half of next year, and a Brain Training game would be a great match for a launch title, wouldn't it?
If you can't wait until then, of course, Dr Kawashima also has Body and Brain Exercises hitting Microsoft's Kinect on Xbox 360 early next year, too. Be sure to check that one out if you want to get fit as well as smart, eh?
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Brain Training headed for 3DS?…
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