Maths Training and More Brain Training both arrived today, so I gave them both a go. The former seems a bit shallow. Yeah, I know they’re not supposed to be game-games, but still – there’s only really variations on simple sums. Surely they could have been more creative, and it remain maths-based? The latter is much better. Aside from the return of the Sudoku puzzles, it’s all new since the first Brain Training game. There’s a rock-paper-scissors game, a “count …
Hurrah! I managed a score of over 1400g! Still not as good as some of those people on my list, but certainly better than more than previously. I would have had a slightly higher score if I’d not hit a wrong answer through a mis-pointing of the remote too. Annoying.
I’m not even going to mention today’s score, it was that bad. Thankfully, my multiplayer skillz were amazing, so that’s some consolation I suppose.
1315g today. I’m really doing badly when compared to the people I’m sharing brain info with, and my wife is beating me too. I did get my own back on her though, by beating her several times in the multiplayer modes.
1245g today. Still not my best attempt, and not the 1400g “average” that Professor Condom suggests. My main problems are with Memorise (especially French-numbers-in-reverse) and not recognising animals quickly enough on Identify.
Aces, I thought – I’ve beaten Daren and Neil with my 1356g brain score. Sadly, this was not to be, as not only did Daren post an improved score soon afterwards, but two other people joined my record list and both had 1450+ scores. One is even on over 1600g. Kill them both!
I saw this for cheap in Asda this evening, and as I was going to buy it at some point anyway, I picked it up. It’s the same sort of thing as the DS version I played a fair bit of last year, only with mostly different activities and some over-the-internet stats comparison with other people in your Wii contacts list. First off, I went straight into a test. I’m really not good at the memorise stuff. Firstly, I can’t …