Nintendo received yet another stamp of approval for Brain Age this week, as U.K. gaming mag EDGE gave the brainy DS title the best game award at the Edinburgh Interactive Entertainment Festival. Even better than that were the words of EDGE editor Margaret Robertson, who said the pick was “the most overwhelming decision to date” by the panel of EDGE judges. “Who would have thought a game would make people want to do maths?” she said. My Brain Age is 23 and I still play occasionally, especially since I’m addicted to Sudoku. Anyone else?
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Brain Age secures EDGE award
Nintendo received yet another stamp of approval for Brain Age this week, as U.K. gaming mag EDGE gave the brainy DS title the best game award at the Edinburgh Interactive Entertainment Festival. Even better than that were the words of EDGE editor Margaret Robertson, who said the pick was “the most overwhelming decision to date” […]
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My frequency of playing Brain Age has decreased, although I will pull out the Sudoku whenever I am bored.I've tested myself once a week for the last 3 weeks and my brain age is at 20.Although now that I've stopped playing daily, Dr. Kawashima has the worst sour look on his face.Of course, I can always get him to smile and make his glasses magically float, so I'll be OK.
I'm more interested in creating a program script to solve Sudoku puzzles that solving them myself… sort of pointless to solve this kind of math crosswords without an end in sight.Then again, I've only played my Brain Age twice, and my brain age is a pathetic 60-something!