More Brain Training: Dr Kawashima's How Old Is Your Brain

As a parent I was very sceptical about letting my children play on a handheld computer. This game has brought an enjoyment to the DS that has meant that parents and children can jointly participate, compete, laugh and enjoy what otherwise would have been a divisive machine. Excellent.

This is really addictive game and a must have! I'm not so great at the maths games but I'm improving on them everday which makes me happy and more confident!
the layout is exactly the same to brain training but just different puzzles. I don't have the first one but i want it aswell just for the different puzzles.
my only problem with the game is rock,paper,scissors it doesn't recognise my voice and i get very frustrated with it!

I enjoyed the first brain training so much i thought nothing could beat it,how wrong was i! this is even better than the first, absolutely brill, i cant put it down once i start.

I will admit that the voice recognition can be a little choppy, but it does say in the Manual that women and children may experience this, and does give the suggestion of "lowering your voice slightly" to compensate. And I've found that it does help quite a lot. The games are interesting and tricky, and I was shocked to have a brain age of 36 on my first try, I'm only 20! After only 3 days training it is now down to 26.

If you want to improve your memory, concentration and your brain in general, get a Nintendo DS and nab this game!!

BOTE: There are one or two games where good spelling is a great help. So obviously if you're a pure text talker, this may be a little difficult at first. But there's nothing like practise :)

More brain training is better than the first in the sense that theres more fun puzzles and better multiplayer modes, up to 16 players! Overall another good game thar could be a reason to get a DS.