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Brain Age: Concentration Training Nintendo 3DS Game
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UPC:045496742232
Condition:Used
Genre:Other
Platform:Nintendo 3DS
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:3DS_BRAIN_AGE_CONCENTRATION
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
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I’m not gonna lie, this game was a total impulse purchase when I saw it on the store shelf a few days ago. But I am sure glad I decided to buy it. In today’s world where technology has caused us to have stupidly short attention spans and concentration periods, this game is probably a very much needed product for most of us! And unlike the last 2 games, this one is HARD and actually forces you to improve…I kid you not when I say I can literally feel my head hurting or feeling hot after I get done with the daily sessions! xD This game easily has more than double the content of the last 2 games, so it’s an absolute steal for $30! If you have a club nintendo account, then make sure to buy this game new since it comes with a code!
Keeps you busy
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Brain Age: Concentration Training is well-named. The focal point of the latest in Nintendo’s famous brain-training series is specifically designed to test–and strengthen–your focus and ability to concentrate, as well as to remember useful information on a short-term basis. The game refers to this as “working memory.” And right off the bat, you are thrown into the first exercise of the game’s core content: Devilish Training.Rather than simply ask you to do simple addition and subtraction problems (see the previous titles’ Calculations x 20), “Devilish Calculations” challenges you to remember the answers to previously-asked problems. First off, it asks you to remember the previous problem’s answer; then, the answers from two problems ago. Doing well? It’ll get harder. The speed increases. Then, you’ll have to remember three problems ago, which the game calls “3-Back.” Still doing well? Then, “4-Back.” Then, “5-Back.” Can you focus well enough to do this? How about for five solid minutes?Devilish Training actually offers eight separate exercises. They test your focus using your arithmetic skills (or lack thereof), your photographic memory, your ability to track movement, your ability to remember words or shapes, and quite a bit more. Each one of these exercises will continue to get harder as you succeed. You’ll eventually reach a point where you fail, and possibly even get demoted to a previous level. That’s okay, the game says, because Devilish Training is supposed.
ift for Grandson he loves it.
Sophisticated software tracks each day and your progress. Games are both amusing and challenging. My favorite nintendo game! Awesome software
I’ve racked up about 30 days attendance with this game so far, and I’ve just about unlocked all the mini-games. So far I can say I’m very happy with this purchase. My only real complaint is that the doctor in the game can become pretty aggravating, especially if you find yourself struggling with a particular game and getting frustrated (“Are you writing numbers at random when you don’t know the answer?” Why yes, I am, thank you for noticing and rubbing it in).I bought this title to help re-gain my laser sharp focus that sort of went by the wayside as I got into early adulthood and my attentions were spread in so many directions at once. This game forces you to concentrate very intensely for 5 minutes at a time and little by little measurably improves your attention span.Overall, I’m very pleased with it, and I intend to keep using it every day.
Engaging & super fun, one of the best installments in the series!
Awesome game, fast delivery. I recommend it to anyone with a 3DS…
My son really like this.
A SHOPPER –
This removes all cobwebs collected in a brain that has been dulled by the use of the calculator /computer..Makes one alert and quite sharp at mental calculations.
TL –
This game is everything we thought it would be. My teenager and I both can complete exercises on our own levels. The math drills under the relaxation section are my favorite. This game will last us a long time.
isle –
Great concentration game for all ages. Unfortunately, the professor likes to chat too much, which can sometimes get annoying. The picture of the professor as a devil when playing the devilish training games in the background is also terrifying and annoying. Ignoring these finer points, the concentration games themselves are great. You can compete against your friends and/or family if you all have a profile.
kathy –
sometimes the game does not recognize the numbers or letters you write which can be frustrating and I’ve turned off the volume because listening to the doctor gets monotonous but other than that it’s fine
Joshua Halliday –
I have been out of school for a while and haven’t had much stimulation to keep my brain active. This "game" has been great for me so far. So many different areas to work with in this. If you are looking to have fun like in those shooters, or RPGs then get one of those, but if you want to have a more mental fun and self achievement… well you get the idea. xD I hope.
B. Brierly –
This is a very interesting game. It really does make you work on remembering. Some of it harkens back to earlier times in learning when my kids were taught to remember as opposed to earlier times when kids were taught to memorize such as in my own school background. I remember I memorized but I don’t remember the details of what I memorized. Learning I had to do step by step showing how I did it, I remember to this day. In this program you memorize an answer temporarily and then answer but at the same time memorizing a new answer only to present it in the next move and so on. This is called “back one”. Then you go on to “back two” which means you memorize an answer and then another answer and then another answer but respond with the first answer two back and then continue in the same pattern. Then you are times which makes it harder and if you forget one answer you are lost for good and will get a bad score and be moved back a level. If you do well you will advance a level. The next section reminds of my children’s learning which is matching numbers. At first it was on printed cards and eventually moved to digital when the technology developed and then I am afraid it was forgotten after PDAs went out of existence giving way to smart phones instead. So now the 3DS from Nintendo revives this kind of training. After I finished the first level I was told by the digital teacher that “that was good for a 70 year old”. At first I wondered how it knew my age and then I rea.
Matthew Nadler –
I love this game a lot my favorite in the series
Jill gold –
always a fun game to play and entertaining. i have a 3ds XL but at 27 its a pain in the butt to use with the 3d mode on so i usually just turn that off and play this game. either way, i love all these brain games they are very fun and challengingwould recommend if you wanna stimulate the brain- jill
bar –
the definitive version of the popular frenchiseit has something for anybody – from children to collage students to adults – anybody can use a bit of daily brain training!really helps face the challanges each day brings and keeps your mind sharp and fresh!
Hollea Rastall –
you have to be serious about your training. This is no fiddle around and play training, has take me quite a while to conquer it and I am making that in baby steps.good luck if you choose to purchase.