Description
A touch pen is included.
Why not measure your current brain age? The latest in the "Brain Training" series, supervised by Professor Ryuta Kawashima of the Tohoku University Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer, is now available on Nintendo Switch. Anyone can have fun training their "brain" with just a few minutes of training per day. It includes classic training exercises such as "Calculation 25", "Kanji Synthesis", and "Sudoku", which are done by hand using the touch pen included with the packaged version, as well as new training exercises unique to the Switch, such as "Finger Calculation" and "Finger Exercises", which recognize and train moving fingers using the Joy-Con(R)'s "Motion IR Camera", and "Wild Bird Counting" and "Flag Raising", which allow two people to compete by sharing the Joy-Con.
In addition, the familiar brain age check evaluates information processing speed, short-term memory, and inhibition power from three tests to calculate a comprehensive brain age.
It also has a variety of new functions to support daily training, such as an alarm function that tells you how long you've been training even when the Switch is in sleep mode, and a ranking function that allows you to compete with friends for the results of training and brain age checks.
*For Nintendo Switch Lite, some training exercises require Joy-Con (sold separately).
*To play online-compatible modes, such as the ranking function, you will need an internet connection and a Nintendo Switch Online subscription (paid).
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