|
|
| from site: |
quality: |
date: |
more info: |
| Game Informer |
|
09/10/07 |
83%  |
 Brain Age 2 review:
However, the four other multiplayer games can all be shared from a single cart and are entertaining enough.In the end, Brain Age 2 uses the same formula from the first game with some different variables thrown in. Your opinion of the original Brain Age will have to sort out whether that’s a good or bad thing.
|
|
| Gaming Age |
|
09/10/07 |
|
Brain Age 2 review:
Everyone who enjoyed the first game is sure to have fun with the sequel, but I can't say it's more entertaining than the original. If you've played the original so many times that it's no longer a challenge, I highly recommend Brain Age 2. You're sure to get your $20 worth here. -- Craig Majaski
|
|
| Game Informer |
|
08/30/07 |
83% |
Brain Age 2 review:
However, the four other multiplayer games can all be shared from a single cart and are entertaining enough.In the end, Brain Age 2 uses the same formula from the first game with some different variables thrown in. Your opinion of the original Brain Age will have to sort out whether that’s a good or bad thing.
|
|
| Nintendo Now |
|
08/30/07 |
78% |
Brain Age 2 review:
The lazy approach to interface and lack of further changes doesn’t help the title either, even if those two factors don’t lie at the core of what makes a game like this tick. More Training in Minutes a Day! is a lot more like Brain Age 1.5, but for what it is it’s still quite good.
|
|
