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I am really enjoying this game. The different focus activities only last a minute or two and some are very fast paced. I like most of the Focus games better than Brain Age games, and as much as Big Brain Accademy. I would definitely recommend to other middle agers like myself who use these games for some quick brain stimulation and to wind down after a hard day at work.
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Like the brainage types games this is another with some learning and focus required and good for young and old, old being me! I do enjoy the DS and the brain games as well as the Mario and others of that genre.
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If you can afford one game for Nintendo DS, this is okay.
Not sure if it actually improves vision.
There are NO scientific studies on the correlation of eye sight improvement with the use of this game. If you need eyeglasses or
contacts due to poor vision, this game does not resolve your problem.
It is suppose to help with making you feel younger.
It does make you feel good about yourself if the machine says
you are younger today than the last time you took the "test".
While some games are difficult, It is a good way to kill time.
If you want to kill 10 minutes to 30 minutes everyday, this is okay.
If over 30 minutes, get another game.
Not sure if it actually improves vision.
There are NO scientific studies on the correlation of eye sight improvement with the use of this game. If you need eyeglasses or
contacts due to poor vision, this game does not resolve your problem.
It is suppose to help with making you feel younger.
It does make you feel good about yourself if the machine says
you are younger today than the last time you took the "test".
While some games are difficult, It is a good way to kill time.
If you want to kill 10 minutes to 30 minutes everyday, this is okay.
If over 30 minutes, get another game.
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I gave this to my mom as a Christmas present with a DS. She liked it but found it a little frustrating at first. Sometimes my parents' friends come over and they play it and have a blast. They're in their 50's.
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I bought this game because I had tried it on a friends nintendo ds. Basically there are series of exercises in which you try to improve your vision. You do any 4 of these in one day and then can monitor your eye age as you progress. I really enjoy the sports games on this. I do feel like my visuals have improved after playing this. I would recommend to anyone who has played brain age or related games, this game is similar in idea. Its fun and you can play for about 10 minutes everyday which works well for me.
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This is only one of two pieces of software I've played so far on my new Nintendo DS Lite, but I'm totally hooked. The first was Brain Age and while I enjoy that, I think this has more variety. I'm not a gamer, so perhaps my descriptions will help those who are novices to Nintendo DS. It's been a while - my last game was an Atari.
There are 10 "core training" exercises to test your various types of vision, which are varied and challenging. You get 10 attempts or segments to each of the 10 exercises. You start out at the slowest, (skill) Level 1. If you respond correctly, you will advance to the next Level, which increases the difficulty. If you respond incorrectly, it will often return you to the prior Level. Since there are 10 sections/attempts, the highest Level is 10. The first time you take each training exercise each day, the game records your results and then graphs them in subsequent days. While you can take do the exercise more than one time a day, it will only record
There are 10 "core training" exercises to test your various types of vision, which are varied and challenging. You get 10 attempts or segments to each of the 10 exercises. You start out at the slowest, (skill) Level 1. If you respond correctly, you will advance to the next Level, which increases the difficulty. If you respond incorrectly, it will often return you to the prior Level. Since there are 10 sections/attempts, the highest Level is 10. The first time you take each training exercise each day, the game records your results and then graphs them in subsequent days. While you can take do the exercise more than one time a day, it will only record
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Love it! I could play all day. It challenges your mind by training and teaching it to become more aware of things by playing the games. My overall age is curently 33 in a little over a month! I started at age 70 (yikes). Maybe in another month I will cut that age in 1/2!
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When it comes to games about memory, none of them have shined brighter on any other system than the Nintendo DS. After the mammoth success of puzzle and mind games like Big Brain Academy, and Brain Age and its sequel, there have been many games that have been knockoffs that just haven't shined as vividly. Nevertheless, that hasn't stopped the people who've developed Brain Age, Touch Generations, from expanding the gameplay that Brain Age that appears to be strong to the eyes. Well, they've done it again, and it shows how fast can your sight be in your mind to catch it.
Flash Focus: Vision Training In Minutes A Day, brings the success of Brain Age, in a more visual sense. The game includes many training exercises that focus in on accuracy and timing, rather than how much your brain weighs and age. There are many mini-game exercises here that work to the test, including sports games like table tennis, soccer, baseball and football. But, it isn't just about sports at all alone here, the
Flash Focus: Vision Training In Minutes A Day, brings the success of Brain Age, in a more visual sense. The game includes many training exercises that focus in on accuracy and timing, rather than how much your brain weighs and age. There are many mini-game exercises here that work to the test, including sports games like table tennis, soccer, baseball and football. But, it isn't just about sports at all alone here, the
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Received game and challenged my grandchildren, ages 6 and 10............they loved doing the game and it is a benefit for anyone who uses it. I would recommend it to everyone.
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I don't know if it really "trains your eyes" that being said... it's fun. That's all that should matter when you buy a game anyway, right? It's great when you have a few minutes and nothing to do. What's nice about it is that, like the BrainAge games, it is "ageless". I'm a 21 year old female and I was never really a "gammer" but the DS brought me into it... this game is enjoyable but I think that it would also work for younger ages too. It doesn't have the rpg thing that many people are looking for so it might not work for some for that reason. I only took off a star for the fact that certain things get a little tedious. (Why can't you "skip" the lessons for example?... you can FF but only page at a time) If you like BrainAge you'll like this.
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If you've played Brain Age, you'll know what to expect from this game. It's somewhat fun. Doesn't take long at all to do the exercises. Seems it's more of an observance teacher than something to improve eyesight.
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This is a wonderful game! The layout is nice. The training games are new and fresh. The relaxation eye exercises at the end of the taining is great. You can do the daily exercises selected for you in relation to your eye test or use custom training mode. If you've played Brain Age or Brain Age 2 you will notice some similar formats but in no way is this a repeat. I would highly recommend this game. It is fun and it really does give your vision a workout. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
