Brain Series Games Very Popular

The Brain Age series of games out for Nintendo’s Wii and Nintendo DS have gain so much popularity that the games are topping sales charts above more traditional type games. With it’s slogan of “train your brain in minutes” Nintendo has managed to grab the attention of adults who seek to keep from losing their memory has they age. These games are being marketed to promote mind exercising games to keep your mind young. Brain Age 2: Train your brain in minutes and Brain Ageare top selling games for the Nintendo DS. Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree is also a big seller for the Nintendo Wii. Also available is Big Brain Academy for the Nintendo DS. The games come filled with series of mini-games that test the mind with simple math problems, memory exercises, puzzles, logic and analysis questions in order to keep your brain active and provide you with your Brain age score.

Brain Series Games:

Big Brain Academy for DS
Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day For DS
Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree
Brain Age
The Brain Age series is so popular that the latest Nintendo DS comes with a game included. - Nintendo DS Lite Crimson & Black bundled with Brain Age 2

As these training games gain popularity, similar games will be selling just as quickly.

Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes a Day - this game promises to help you train your eyes.
Picross DS - a puzzle-solving game that rewards you with a picture once it has been solved.

The popularity of such games which help keep your mind fresh have gotten noticed by other game development companies who have also begun to release their versions of brain based training games. Ubisoft released Mind Quiz Your Brain Coach. Majesco has at least 3 brain training based games on the market; Brain Boost: Beta Waves, Brain Boost: Gamma Waves and Left Brain, Right Brain. Many more brain training games have yet to be released, but more are to come.

The Brain series games have become so popular that even the commerical's now feature big name celebrity's such has Nicole Kidman's commerical for Nintendo's DS Brain Training.

Links:
Flash Focus Website