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Mind Quiz gives you something to think about on the PSP |
Listed in: PSP Tags: Dr. Kawashima, Europe, Japan, Sega, Ubisoft
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With all the health-related trends lately, from diets to quick weight loss exercise programs, it sure is nice to know that the brain is not being left out.And it is being explored in more creative ways. Mind Quiz, the hit brain training game in Europe from Ubisoft and Sega, is making its way to the PSP. Already making waves in Japan, the PSP version will be available in stores come November.
Mind Quiz for the PSP will test calculation, reflex, judgment and memory. All these are actually qualified to exercise the brain with scientific experiments. It will also include the fast-rising Brain Age with its checking mode. This allows the player to evaluate their brain age by solving questions once a day. To evaluate strength, you can choose the school setting for you to enjoy elements such as online gameplay and mock exams. Also included is a challenge mode, as well as a healing gallery. You begin the game training with school teachers, getting to try various unique brain training programs and difficulty settings as you advance in level.
Mind Quiz is the European version of the Japanese blockbuster series Brain Trainer, and is deemed to be the best in the series yet. It is designed to help train and stimulate the brain and is supervised by Dr. Kawashima, the Japanese authority on Functional Brain Imaging.
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of course they're using the same terms, it's the same guy (Kawashima) that's supervising the game. And anyway, once it comes out it's one more thing off the list of advantages the DS has over PSP.
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Anyway at least looks like a real iq test not like the ds game that looks like "sesame street".
I think if you paid 30$ for a ds game that tests your mind using sodoku you are not very bright.
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im 139
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"OMG j00R BRANE AGE IS TEH UBAR!!!!!"
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cheers
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and thats how sony died... =.=
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Actually, no. As other people have said, this version will lack the immediacy of the touchscreen and microphone. Sony, it seems, has eschewed innovation in favour of "let's wait and see what Nintendo does, and then copy them". Original is typically best.
"as long as it benefits u(the consumer) it wouldnt matter unless ur a retarded one"
Well said.
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