Brain Age 2 Details
by May 25, 2007 @ 9:53 am
Given the success of the original Brain Age on the Nintendo DS, it’s no surprise that Nintendo is releasing a sequel here in the US and Europe. Once again Dr. Kawashima will have you scratching your head, with all-new brain-busting activities, including:
Rock, Paper, Scissors: Speak the symbol that beats the one on the screen, but be careful. Players may be asked to lose as well as win.
High Number: Locate the number with the highest numerical value and touch it with the stylus.
Serial Subtraction: Quickly subtract a small number from a larger one over and over again.
Number Memory: Memorize a set of 25 numbers and their locations, then write down as many as you can remember in two minutes.
Symbol Match: Examine the key to the left, then write the symbols that correspond to numbers as they appear.
Piano Player: Play notes on a keyboard as the cursor scrolls over the sheet music.
Memory Sprint: Follow the progress of a runner as he competes in a frantic race, then write down the place in which he finished.
Math Recall: Math meets memory in this fun challenge. Solve a math problem, then remember the scribbled-out number and use it to solve the next problem.
Sign Finder: Fill in the mathematical symbol that correctly completes the equation.
Clock Spin: Examine clocks that are sideways, upside down or inverted, and write down the correct time.
Word Scramble: Unscramble the letters and write down the word they spell.
Word Blend: Listen to the overlapping words that come from the DS speakers, then write down the words on the Touch Screen.
Change Maker: Touch coins and bills with the stylus to make the correct change.
Block Count: Watch blocks that fall into columns, then write down the height of one of the columns.
Calendar Count: Solve problems based on the calendar, such as “What day was it three days before yesterday?”
In addition to the 15 activities, Brain Age 2 will feature more than 100 new Sudoku puzzles to addle your brain, and a fun-filled online mode that allows players to compete with up to 16 players in one of four fun modes. New screens from Nintendo’s Media Summit can be viewed after the jump.
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