Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day is a video game for the Nintendo DS that requires you to complete tests, questions and puzzles in an attempt to keep your brain active and healthy.
About Brain Age
Brain Age is based on the work of Japanese neuroscientist Dr. Ryuta Kawashima, who believes that the brain is just like any other muscle and needs to be exercised regularly to keep it in good shape. The games begins by gauging your current brain age and then tracks your progress through a set of daily exercises.
There are a variety activities in Brain Age, including simple math problems, reading comprehension, Sudoku and memory exercises.
I am looking for some mental help tapes which ask trick questions to keep the brain active, like: "All windows last for 15 minutes(1 Answer)
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From my searches, the short answer is not found, but the long answer is many resources in many formats, at many levels, with a variety of content that ...
What are the myths usually applied to brain functions?(1 Answer)
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Hello @FinkPloyd! These are the myths of brain functions: *We only use ten percent of the our brain - this is not true, there is not a part of ...
On the Change Maker game in More Training in Minutes a Day, what are the coin denominations? (1 Answer)
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dollar = 100 pennies (100 cents) half-dollar = 50 cents quarter = 25 cents dime = 10 cents nickel = 5 cents
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Single-player
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ESRB rating
(E) Everyone
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Release date
April 17, 2006
