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Brain Trainer
Portable 2
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«©NCSX»
Just as a muscle tends to atrophy due to lack of
use, the brain becomes dull when unchallenged by
stimulation. To prevent the population growth of
dim-witted dullards, Sega's second Brain Trainer
software features 50 thinking exercises which engage
and jolt brains into fighting shape. Similar to the
original Brain Trainer software, Professor Ryuuta
Kawashima from Tohoku University provides the design
pointers and testing methodology with which to test
one's brain.
Upon booting the software, users are prompted with three menu
selections for (1) Registering a new
test-taker, (2) Resuming a saved account, and
(3) Engaging another player in ad-hoc testing
battle. Up to four players may create a data file to
store personal information such as name, date of
birth, and sex to keep track of their testing
results and any improvements as exercises are
conquered over the course of days, weeks, and
months.
At the outset, a quick examination
is given to determine the player's brain age in
order to set up a baseline. The optimum brain age is
20 years old. Once the baseline is established, a
series of drills and exercises may be played to
improve one's calculation, judgment, memory, and
reflection skills. For example, if your brain age is
50 but you're only 25 years old, the testing may
drop your brain age to something that's closer to
your chronological age. <more> |
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