Just like your body, your brain needs to be exercised to stay in shape. Boost your brain and relieve stress through various minigames in a personal session to get a detailed evaluation.
Challenge your friends’ brains in delirious party games to see who is the smartest. Test your brain’s abilities in Visual, Memory, Logic, Math and Focus minigames. Compare yourself with friends by challenging their brains in three multiplayer modes.
Develop your resistance to stressful situations that could happen in real life. Use a customized Mii character to create personal sessions. Choose your favorite personal coach. Track your overall performance with detailed statistics and graphs. The special Kid Test and Senior Test modes will gather everyone around the game.
Fri, 07 Nov 2008 by Sammy Barker
1. andy836
15 Sep 2008, 14:00 BST
I've never played a brain game so i dont know how good it'll be.
2. Mickeymac
17 Sep 2008, 00:35 BST
Meh, I'll just play Brain Age if I really want to play a game that involves using my brain...oh wait, I sold Brain Age.
3. kelanflyter
19 Sep 2008, 12:35 BST
brain challange is a good game.
I've bought it on my xbox 360 and realy envoy it.
I think wiiware version of the game will be somehow different to use wii controllers.
4. AlexSays
23 Sep 2008, 00:16 BST
I'll be buying this.
My brain needs all the help it can get...
5. LegendofPasta99
28 Sep 2008, 14:23 BST
I've said it once, and I'll say it again: one Brain Age game (or anything like it) is enough for me.
6. Nintendork
11 Oct 2008, 01:09 BST
I'm skipping this. I'm to dum for these types of games.
7. KnucklesSonic8
20 Oct 2008, 14:00 BST
If it's 500 - 800 Points, I'll give it a shot. 1000 would be too much.
8. wiitemp
30 Oct 2008, 21:30 GMT
I guess the question is, how does it compare against Brain Age Academy?
I'll be coming back to check once this is out.
9. WarioFan63
04 Nov 2008, 01:08 GMT
If anyone cares, this has been confirmed via Nintendo Channel for 11/10/08 for 1,000 points. Which I kindve expected given thats the price it is on XBLA.
10. Nintendork
05 Nov 2008, 22:23 GMT
Wikipedia has SAID that Brain Challenge will be released on Nov 10!
11. Wiiloveit
06 Nov 2008, 20:27 GMT
There ain't no release date as far as I can see - maybe it was removed? From reviews of the title on other formats, it actually doesn't sound that bad. The game has just been added to the Nintendo Channel here in the UK though, with a release date of "TBD". Tonight maybe?
12. AlexSays
06 Nov 2008, 21:20 GMT
Wikipedia has confirmed
That was a good laugh.
13. Nintendork
06 Nov 2008, 21:30 GMT
Well, it says so on List of WiiWare games of course that doesn't really prove anything.
14. Wiiloveit
06 Nov 2008, 23:33 GMT
Oh, and we did get this. Joy.
TV Show King will keep me happy for the time being, anyway.
15. AlexSays
06 Nov 2008, 23:43 GMT
Using Wikipedia as a credible source is like using the Bible as a Do-It-Yourself handbook.
16. Wiiloveit
07 Nov 2008, 00:19 GMT
Wikipedia = 50% homework DONE
Google = other 50%
The "ever-reliable" internets are my best friend
17. Negative_Zero
29 Nov 2008, 15:07 GMT
http://zone.msn.com/en/root/deluxe.htm?RefID=33-114762480&code=114762480
Hahahaha
18. Scidd0w
07 Feb 2009, 20:42 GMT
I just bought this game and I can't play it on my PAL Wii!! I bought and d/l it via this very same system.
It seems to be that the game, by default, uses the 60Hz video/screen setting although my Wii is set too 50Hz. The screen/video keeps shaking and they colors go from color to black&white and back all the time. The same happens with all my games if I put my Wii on the 60Hz setting.
Can someone help me with this?
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