Update: August 24, 2006
«©NCSX» Originally released as three separate "Right Brain Trainer" software products for the NDS, NEC Interchannel gathers together all three software titles and masters them on a single UMD. Developed under the supervision of Makato Shichida, a Japanese brain development researcher, the exercises included in Shichida Shiki Training were designed to stimulate the mind and stave off the rigors of senescence as well as senility... even if you're a teenager. In the Concentration portion of the game, players engage in 20-question exercises which test the ability to discern mistakes or differences in a sample. In addition to graphical exercises, there's also tests which require the ability to read Japanese in order to navigate through them. Five levels of difficulty and an unlimited matrix of question patterns allow for wide variety and challenge. In the Judgment portion of the game, players engage in 20-question exercises which test the ability to discern spatial relationships, linkages, and general relationships between objects that are presented on a playfield. Five levels of difficulty and an unlimited matrix of question patterns allow for wide variety and challenge. In the Memory portion of the game, players engage in 20-question exercises which test the ability to memorize number patterns, number differences, color variances, faces, and names. Five levels of difficulty and an unlimited matrix of question patterns allow for wide variety and challenge. View the back cover and screen shots on the main NCSX website. This document is ©NCSX 2006. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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