chillv
9-Volt must be my video game counterpart.
I don't know where this really belongs but I will put it in "Video Games" just to be safe. Moderators are welcome to move this thread to the appropriate place if needed.
First, lets start with two mundane and academic games that I want.
Brain Age: Concentration Training
I find this entry in the series to be the one for me for various reasons.
Devilish Training
I do feel that the devilish training exercises will help me with my concentration. I have a very hard time pulling out key details when I have to read a book. I think devilish reading will be a good exercise for me. It is also very easy for me to look at a math problem, know the answer once I solve it and then just forget it with then and there. I think devilish calculations is just what I need to do the job. I also think the other devilish training exercises will help me in some way also.
Supplemental Training
I see that most of these supplemental training exercises have to do with math which is a very good thing since I am very good at math but I feel that I can do math more efficiently if I practice these supplemental training exercises.
Basic Training
I like the activities in this mode. Block Head seems fun. I don't know how to play the "card" solitaire games but I can always look up a basic tutorial of how to play them. The piano game looks nice. Also, it has Mahjong and Peg Solitaire, two of my favorite solitaire game.
Relaxation Mode
I like the two games that are similar to Dr. Mario and Wario's Woods. I also want to hear what music is in Music Appreciation.
Overall Structure
A reviewer by the name BalrogtheMaster said that he doesn't like the fact that everything is locked and it takes 40 days to unlock everything and you will basically just be listening to Dr. Kawashima lecture you.
I feel that this is structure great! I seems like it will make me feel as if I am going to school and after a whole day of work, my teacher is giving me a encouraging lecture. Also, I know this sounds kind of personal. However, the Mahjong solitaire game, the Dr. Mario and Wario Woods spinoffs will kind of give me a sense of nostalgia since I remember when I used to go straight on the computer to play Mahjong or go straight on my game system to play video games.
Okay, what are your opinions? I would like to hear them.
Next up will be Game & Wario (tomorrow)
First, lets start with two mundane and academic games that I want.
Brain Age: Concentration Training
I find this entry in the series to be the one for me for various reasons.
Devilish Training
I do feel that the devilish training exercises will help me with my concentration. I have a very hard time pulling out key details when I have to read a book. I think devilish reading will be a good exercise for me. It is also very easy for me to look at a math problem, know the answer once I solve it and then just forget it with then and there. I think devilish calculations is just what I need to do the job. I also think the other devilish training exercises will help me in some way also.
Supplemental Training
I see that most of these supplemental training exercises have to do with math which is a very good thing since I am very good at math but I feel that I can do math more efficiently if I practice these supplemental training exercises.
Basic Training
I like the activities in this mode. Block Head seems fun. I don't know how to play the "card" solitaire games but I can always look up a basic tutorial of how to play them. The piano game looks nice. Also, it has Mahjong and Peg Solitaire, two of my favorite solitaire game.
Relaxation Mode
I like the two games that are similar to Dr. Mario and Wario's Woods. I also want to hear what music is in Music Appreciation.
Overall Structure
A reviewer by the name BalrogtheMaster said that he doesn't like the fact that everything is locked and it takes 40 days to unlock everything and you will basically just be listening to Dr. Kawashima lecture you.
I feel that this is structure great! I seems like it will make me feel as if I am going to school and after a whole day of work, my teacher is giving me a encouraging lecture. Also, I know this sounds kind of personal. However, the Mahjong solitaire game, the Dr. Mario and Wario Woods spinoffs will kind of give me a sense of nostalgia since I remember when I used to go straight on the computer to play Mahjong or go straight on my game system to play video games.
Okay, what are your opinions? I would like to hear them.
Next up will be Game & Wario (tomorrow)