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1. Games reviews

   Reviewer: telegraph.co.uk
   09 September 2006

   It makes the most of the DS touch-screen function and will even adapt according to whether you're right-handed or left-handed. The game encompasses a variety of modes, including a quick-play option, a daily training regime, and sudoku. Write on the touch-screen to answer sums, fill in grids and draw pictures from memory, and read answers aloud into the DS's built-in microphone. Read more

2. Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain (Professor Kawashima's)

   Reviewer: gametart.uk
   05 June 2006

   If you're bored of playing games that don't stretch your brain cells and you'd like to give your grey matter an extensive workout, pick up this program. The tests have been devised in cooperation with Dr. Kawashima himself, a renowned neuroscientist. With Brain Training you can train both your mental awareness and your memory. Hold the DS vertically, like a book, and write your answers with the stylus on the touch screen. The exercises are quick challenges that help s... Read more

3. Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain

   Reviewer: gamesfrenzy.co.uk
   01 March 2006

   Brain Training was inspired by the work of Professor Ryuta Kawashima, a prominent Japanese neuroscientist. His studies evaluated the effect of performing reading and mathematic exercises to help stimulate the brain. Brain Training presents players with a series of fun mental brain-training challenges that incorporate word memorization, counting and reading. It even includes sudoku number puzzles, which have become extremely popular features in newspapers around the co... Read more