nintendo ds lite

[Ctrackstar126]

I have both Brain Age and Big Brain Academy they are both very fun. Big Brain offers a lot of puzzles I would def reccomend both. The New Super Mario has some minigames that are pretty challenging as well along with a pretty good singleplayer mode.
Plus there are a lot of good games coming out for the ds in the fall so its def worth picking it up.

 

[rorpan]

Thanks for all the useful information.
Cheers

 

[chuckywang]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: Quasmo
I love brain age. It has sudoku on it, and tetris is sweet too.

I hate Brain Age because, while it has sudoku, and an awesomely simple+functional interface, it has a piddling 100 pre-saved puzzles (IIRC) instead of a random generator. Someone at Nintendo needs to learn2code.

- M4H

Your comment makes no sense. You said "while it has sudoku" implying that sodoku was a positive feature about Brain Age, and then go on to criticize that feature.

Anyways, if you buy Brain Age for sudoku, you're buying it for the wrong reasons.

 

[MangoTBG]

Originally posted by: chuckywang

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: Quasmo
I love brain age. It has sudoku on it, and tetris is sweet too.

I hate Brain Age because, while it has sudoku, and an awesomely simple+functional interface, it has a piddling 100 pre-saved puzzles (IIRC) instead of a random generator. Someone at Nintendo needs to learn2code.

- M4H

Your comment makes no sense. You said "while it has sudoku" implying that sodoku was a positive feature about Brain Age, and then go on to criticize that feature.

Anyways, if you buy Brain Age for sudoku, you're buying it for the wrong reasons.

It makes _perfect_ sense. While Brain Age has sudoku (read: which is a good thing), it has only 100 puzzles to try (read: which is a bad thing).

This concludes Post Comprehension 101.