12 Months Ago, BetaNews says (in Nintendo DSi comes to US on April 5)  -
One title sure to hit US stores is the next sequel in the popular Brain Age series known in Japan as Chotto Brain Training.

13 Months Ago, Mobile Magazine says (in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars Is Everything You Wanted It To Be)  - Feb 9, 2009
Over on the Nintendo DS, you'll find a lot of family friend fare like Brain Age, Nintendogs, and Animal Crossing. That's not to say that the DS is ...

And RPGamer.com says (in Intelligent Systems and Nintendo Give Interview, Details)  - Feb 9, 2009
Tawara, who also worked on Brain Age, stated that he wanted to challenge himself with a new title in the series, one that would add something unique to make ...

And MSNBC says (in Can video games fix our flaws?)  - Feb 6, 2009
Nintendo, with its “Wii Fit” and “Brain Age” games knows a thing or two about self improvement and has, most recently, launched “Personal Trainer: Cooking” ...

And Washington Times says (in ROMper ROOM: Trainer improves math skills)  DC - Jan 24, 2009
From a pure fun factor, the bad news is Mr. Kageyama's on-screen personality and antics fall far short of bubbly professor Ryuta Kawashima in Brain Age. ...

14 Months Ago, PC Magazine says (in Games May Revitalize Aging Brains)  - Dec 23, 2008
But here's some not-so-good news for Nintendo: The game they played was not, as you might initially expect, Brain Age. The study included 40 adults in their ...
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