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20.5.2007

At the time of writing, there are only two 'Brain Games' for the PSP that I am aware of. This and PQ. This is better then PQ.Mind Quiz contains a very large number of tests. Tests fall into one of 4 catergories; Calculation, Reflex, Judgement and Memory. You can pick and choose which test you would like to do. Over and above this, there is a daily brain test, which measures your progress over a given period of time. Your results in this section are given as a 'Brain Age'.Good points.There are enough tests here to challenge most people. It's being used by both me (age 37) and my daughter (age 5), and we are tested by each quiz. The graphics are OK, they look dated,but they compliment the text suitably.Bad points.There are a few of these. But some are minor.The 'X' and 'O' keys are reversed. So in most games you would press 'X' to go forward/select, and 'O' to go back. Here, it's the other way around, which takes a little getting used to.Progress is not saved automatically. So if you forget to save, you start all over again!Whilst the tests are suitable for a 5 year old, Mind Quiz considers you as a 20 year old if you are younger then 20.I'm not convinced that giving you result as a 'Brain Age' is ideal. I'd prefer something like being told whether I am above or below average for my age.Doing well in the tests unlocks animal pictures, indicating this is aimed towards younger people, and yet the minimum 'Brain Age' is 20. That appears to be a contradiction to me!OK, I've listed more bad points then good, but perhaps I'm being picky. In the absence of other 'Brain Games' for the PSP, this is the best that you can get and it will certainly challenge you. Just be aware that you need to adjust the way you 'play' this one.
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20.11.2006

This was a game that I was highly anticipating after all the hype surrounding Brain Training on the Nintendo DS. I am glad to say that I was not dissapointed.One of my concerns was that the DS uses the innovative touch screen to write and choose your answers. The PSP ocercomes this by using the four right hand buttons in a multiple choice fashion. A higher score is acheived by choosing the correct answer as quickly as possilbe; this is where you may develop some seriously sore fingers and wrist if playing for any length of time. The variety of games does mean though that you can play for just a minute at a time if you wish.There are lots of different types of questions,broken down into four categories: Calculation, Reflex, Judgement and Memory. There is a daily Brain Age Test where you can record your result just once a day (so as to put the pressure on to get the best score). I am glad to say that I went from a Brain age of 49 to 29 in three days (I am 34).There are various exam modes which helps maintain the variety.I think that this game is really aimed at a young audience as you unlock cutesy animal pictures when you better your previous score.On the whole I can say that I liked this game although I have now acheived pretty high scores on most of the categories and difficulty settings unlocked all the different pictures and modes so the game may have a very limited appeal to most people (I am no genius). My only other real criticism is that the music is very annoying.I have given this game four stars because it is the only thing like it available on the PSP and is one of the few PSP titles that you can just pick up and play for a minute at a time.
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9.6.2007

Yes admittedly there are a few drawbacks to this game, mentioned in other reviews, such as the reversal of the X and O keys and the somewhat bizarre animal picture rewards.Having said that, this game works well on a lot of levels and has different layers which maintain interest for long periods of time. The Brain Age test keeps you coming back daily to try and improve your previous score, whilst the school-style grading of the training games makes you keen to improve on your scores in each game, because really, who doesn't want to be given A+ grades for everything they do?! There is also a challenge mode where you travel around the world answering questions. If completed, which is no mean feat,you are rewarded with awards for various different skills, which you can collect in your own little trophy cabinet.This game has kept me addicted long after most of my other game purchases, and the bonus is that you actually do feel like you're improving your brain. It's a win win!
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29.5.2007

If you're looking for a brain testing puzzly game got for this. I've not played PQ, so can't compare the two.The puzzles keep you going, getting harder as you go. Once you get past the wierdy Japanese-esque anime stuff it's alright. Getting the animal card rewards is just odd.There's enough here to get you practicing, unlocking the puzzles as you do. You can only do one brain age test a day, so there is an incentive to keep coming back.

8.2.2007

To be honest that's not the games fault that you messed up the update.. Basically the flash files on your psp got screwed up because the update process was stopped in the middle of what it was doing. They recommend you have at least 75% battery power before doing any updates. You still could of sent the psp off to sony who would of repaired the flash files. The game makers were wrong to tell you it was un-fixable....

25.12.2015

Value for money.

8.8.2014

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