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Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training

Second hand. Comes with Touch Generations pamphlet.

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$5.03 $6.99 In stock

Category: Nintendo DS

Subtitled ‘How old is your brain?’, this whipped up a real storm in Japan. Simple tests utilising science that are fun to take part in, just not as much fun to get the results in Genki’s case.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The handwriting recognition is surprisingly accurate, making the daily brain training challenges feel like a real test rather than a chore. My "brain age" results are definitely keeping me humble.

Andrew W. ★★★★★

I was surprised how quickly the simple math exercises got my brain working, and the daily tracking keeps me coming back for more. The science behind the tests feels legit, and it’s honestly fun to see my “brain age” drop over just a couple of weeks.

Steven L. ★★★★★

The reading tests really make me focus—I can feel my concentration improving session by session. It’s surprisingly addictive to beat my own scores, though it’s a bit humbling to see that “brain age” number go up instead of down sometimes.