Big Brain Academy045496737085

Big Brain Academy

Platform - Nintendo DS
ESRB Rating - Everyone
Features:
  • Face an assortment of challenges that you'll have to solve quickly
  • Special practice mode helps players get used to the game's fast-paced assault of problems
  • 8-player Vs. Mode - all players can connect through a single game pak
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1 Star Rating
Anonymous

boring

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
This game is very limited. Once you've gone through the sequences there's nothing left. No wonder it's so cheap.


1 Star Rating
Anonymous

absolute garbage

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
i can't believe nintendo would allow a product like this to be released. its absolute rubbish as one reviewer here noted in amazement that many people seem to like it at least on the amazon reviews. makes me wonder if this thing is rigged.

the game absolutely sucks with no attraction whatsoever. gameplay is zero and instructions suck. the types of challenges are lame and the graphics are incomprehensible.

i would say save your money and buy brain age or brain age 2. in fact buy almost anything else.


5 Star Rating
Anonymous

Can be Addictive

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
If it makes you feel any better, guys, I am at a C+ having bought this game two weeks ago. I like this little game as there seems to be a great variation in the games within the categories that test you on such things as memory and arithmetic. My [...]daughter has scored a D on this game. I am quite happy when she tries it as I am sure it does her more good than harm in relation to computer games. Well worth it.
PS I got a 20 years old result on Brain Age. Check that one out.


2 Star Rating
Anonymous

Repetitive, gets old really quickly

(Review From Amazon)
General Comments:
Big Brain Academy is a collection of repetitive "games" that test your memory and vision. You can choose to test yourself or practice. Either way, the number of game choices is limited -- and unlocking practice games is a pain as you need to play the same game in each category over and over (even if you score well each time) in order to advance. I'm surprised the other people found this fun. Well, I got a B- on my first test and in a couple days I scored an A. I guess maybe I'm too smart for this. (But I admit I was stupid to have wasted $20 on the game, so I guess I'm no smartie after all.)