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For the ultimate Sudoku gaming experience on the Nintendo DS, Brain Age Express: Sudoku will be perfectly suited to any level of puzzle-solving fanatic. There will be no better way to give your brain a better work out. With this popular release from the Brain Age series, you will be able to track your progress after completing three tests, when you can then discover your ‘Brain Age’.

This interactive Sudoku game will be the ideal gift for any Nintendo DS fans and is certain to get newcomers hooked. Via the Touch Screen and intuitive interface a range of different puzzles will be right at your fingertips. Never has brain boosting been so much fun!

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If you feel that you’re not as mentally quick as you used to be then the More Brain training game for the Nintendo DS will be the prefect remedy. A series of challenges have been developed by the renowned Dr Kawashima to get those mental motors up and running again.

From solving complex maths problems to composing your own piece of music, there will certainly be a challenge to suit any tastes. The predecessor to this game was a huge hit across the world, but this updated version still offers all the classic brain teasers of the original. This will make the perfect Christmas stocking gift for any Nintendo DS fans.

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The latest edition of the ever popular Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training for the Nintendo DS has added even more cunning puzzles and games that are sure to test your mental fitness.

Of course, all the old classics are still included, and there is also a handy feature that charts your progress as you go. If you feel that you are not as sharp as you used to be, ‘More Brain Training’ will be the perfect way to get you up and running again.

From composing piano pieces to solving mathematical equations and conundrums there is plenty of variety to keep everyone entertained and you are sure to reap the benefits of a quick mind in no time.

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Brain training provides mental stimulation to keep your mind active, serving up things like mathematical problems, drawing or even just reading. Basically, any activity where you have to use some mind power – so slumping in front of the tvto watch “American Idol” doesn’t really count!

Fortunately, the Nintendo DS and Dr. Kawashima (your make-believe mentor) has a game for just that purpose, helpfully called “Brain Training”. The touch screen allows you to write the answers to questions with a Stylus pen – as if you were putting ordinary pen to paper, and it can even understand speech.

The “Brain Training” game sets off by giving you tests that determine your DS ‘brain age’, after which it displayssimplecharts to keep you aware of how clever you’re being this week. The more you train, the lower your brain age becomes. It’s a fun way to keep your brain stimulated – and remember, just like your body – you either use it, or lose it.

Brain Training for Dummies is a new PC game developed by Bean Bag Studios, and published by none other than Electronic Arts. This is a video game adaptation of the famous “For Dummies” series of books.

Brain Training for Dummies aims at improving the brain functions of the player by tossing at him a set of randomly generated puzzles that have to be solved within a given time limit. The puzzles are of varied types. There are math puzzles, picture puzzles, and word games. These have been purposely designed in such a manner that these should not appear to be too tough, even to the beginner in brain training. These games will also help the user improve reaction time and improve the memory capacity.

This game is great for anyone who wishes to start brain training and at a budget price, it is an absolute steal. Get this one off the rack today. Tomorrow might be a little too late, given the popularity.

Brain training has already captured the attention of people worldwide. From common people to scientific researchers, everyone seems to be thinking about brain training and how to keep brain healthy during the later years of life.

Fortunately, brain training is not that expensive as some might think.  Braintraining101.com has made a free for download Brain Training Power Pack, which it claims will help senior citizens maintain good brain functions all the way to a ripe old age. The pack is loaded with puzzles, word games, and math puzzles that are sure to give the neural network a good workout.

With prolonged training, this pack is supposed to improve a person’s memory capacity, the ability to think clearly, and to make difficult decisions as warranted by the situations at hand.  So go ahead, download it for free today.

A new report published by research organization Ambient Insight shows that demand for technology-based brain training products are on the rise in the US market.  The growth rate is a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of as high as 32.4%. The annual expenditure of consumers on these products and services is expected to reach as much as $61.1 million in 2009.

The report, which has been named “The US Consumer Market for Technology-based Cognitive Learning Products: 2009-2014 Forecast and Analysis,” gives a forecast that revenues collected by four types of brain training products are on the rise, namely, cognitive assessments, mobile brain games, cognitive and intelligent tutors, and brain fitness games.

Sam S. Adkins, Chief Research Officer at Ambient, commented “It’s all about value and brand now. The cognitive fitness industry has left the early adoption phase and entered the wide adoption phase. The customer base for brain games is growing fast and new suppliers are entering the market at a rapid pace.”

Tiger Layer Software, also known as TLS, has released the trial version of an all new series targeted at helping older people with brain training. The software suite prepared by TLS contains lots and lots of classical puzzles that are supposedly “Easy to Learn, Tough to Master, Fun to Play!”

The puzzles range from the ubiquitous puzzles like word makers and picture assemblers to the mind boggling Sudoku and number squares. The puzzles cater to the needs of people of virtually all age groups. The trial version is still not in the gold stage of development and will almost certainly have some bugs, which will be cleaned up in the final version.

However, the trial version is still loads of fun, especially when you have someone to try it with. Get together with your friends or family and try your hand at these puzzles today. It may keep your brain healthier than any other thing around.

It is no secret that kids love to play with Lego. However, it was not known before that Lego can help the brains of older people work better. Recently, research has shown that playing for an hour or two with Lego can indeed help older people fight off the degeneration of the brain brought about by old age, and the corresponding natural aging process.

As people play with Lego, they have to work their gray and white matter more than usual. This in turn makes their brains work better by tuning up the synapses, i.e. neural endings. So, next time your father joins your kids in a game of Lego, encourage him to stick to it for a while. He may be unknowingly putting up his best fight against age related ailments like dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

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