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The Nintendo DS connects with everyone. Nintendo Australia has sold 550,000* units since its release in Australia alone. The Nintendo DS continues to bring a great deal of new players to the industry. This is clearly seen in the fact that Nintendo Australia has sold over 400,000* ‘Touch! Generations’ titles.
Now Nintendo is preparing to release More Brain Training™ from Dr Kawashima: How Old Is Your Brain?, on July 5th for SRP$49.95. Packed with all new brain training techniques. With more new ways to train your brain, this title is the sequel to the already successful Dr Kawashima’s™ Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain?. Over 12 million people globally are currently including it in their daily lives.
Players can train their brain through exercises such as Memorise 5 x 5, Speedy Symbols, Correct Change, Days Missing Symbols, Masterpiece Recital or the classic Rock, Paper, Scissors, that features voice recognition.
More Brain Training™ from Dr Kawashima: How Old Is Your Brain? also features download (Multiplayer) functions that you can enjoy by using the wireless DS Download Play feature. Using a single game card, two to sixteen players can participate in four different exercises together. Also making a welcome return to this new title is the popular numbers game, sudoku.
This is all part of Nintendo's ‘Touch! Generations’ series, that gives you engaging interaction with games that promote production over destruction, contemplation over domination. No complex instructions. No steep learning curves. Play a little. Play a lot. It's up to you.
Not a hard core gamer? That's OK. If you have a couple of minutes to spare, you can play a quick game of Tetris® DS, or take your puppies for a walk in the hugely popular nintendogs™ series. You can play more than 40 classic board games and card games in Clubhouse Games™ or test your wits in Sudoku Gridmaster™ and Picross™ DS (to be released June 7th).
As well as the Brain Training series, those interested in exercising their minds, can check their in-game brain weight with Big Brain Academy™.
“Whether you’re young or old, a long term gamer or have never picked up a video game in your life – ‘Touch! Generations’ is a perfect way to enjoy the world of video gaming”, explains Rose Lappin, Director of Sales and Marketing. “The nintendogs series has done wonders in reaching the younger female audience. The Brain Training series has certainly extended our appeal beyond the traditional gaming audience. With More Brain Training, it’s great to see such a worthy sequel to such an important and innovative product.”
Submitted by jerryhu
05/18/2007
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