Brain training on your internet browser

by Andrew Yoon { Jan 16th 2007 at 4:25PM }

Did you know that the Nintendo DS isn't the only system that can train your brain? In Japan, Sega created their own mildly-successful edutainment games that required you to do math at the speed of light. AZ92 from the PlayStation forums is hosting a few Flash demos of the game, formatted for the PSP. You can use m.pspfanboy.com to play these short demos, directly from your PSP.

Demo 1
Demo 2
Demo 3
Demo 4

[Update 1: First server ran out of bandwidth. Updated links. Thanks, Crazy_Chris]!

Tags: brain age, brain trainer, brain training, BrainAge, BrainTrainer, BrainTraining, flash, math

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

TJ @ Jan 16th 2007 4:47PM

wow, didn't know the psp can do this.
I hope more advance games be release.
wonder if we can watch movies in this swf format.

Jason Frisvold @ Jan 17th 2007 10:07AM

Now if I could just read Japanese...

*sigh*

Dustin @ Jan 16th 2007 5:10PM

I can only do the first one because the others are in Japanese. Demo 3 and 4 and linked together (press Demo 3, Demo 3 and Demo 4 are both clicked) Kinda hard having to move the cursor to the answer rather than the face buttons.

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daniel @ Jan 16th 2007 5:13PM

are these demo only on the computer or can u download them on the psp???

daniel @ Jan 16th 2007 5:34PM

forget what i said, i just played the first demo, pretty cool but u have to use the analog stick and x to press the triangle spuare x and circle. i didnt know that

chris @ Jan 16th 2007 9:20PM

i thought they already had a brain training type of game on the psp, i think it's called Mind Quiz.

jacobtf @ Jan 17th 2007 4:51AM

There is indeed already a brain-training game for PSP. It is - as previously mentioned - named "Mind Quiz" and is released by Sega. It's quite ok, although in this case I like the DS counterpart better.

PSPee @ Jan 17th 2007 7:10AM

Poster 7 is correct, however as much a PSP fan that I am, the version on the DS is far superior due to the use of the stylus as an input device and the simple menus.