New iPod Game: Brain Challenge
Just like your body, your brain needs exercise to stay in shape Maintaining it simply involves completing small exercises without pain, stress, or boredom. Thats where Brain Challenge comes in! It's like a real vitamin boost for your brain. More than just a game, Brain Challenge is your personal coach and an entertaining, easy solution for keeping your brain alert. With various fun exercises, train you brain whenever and wherever you want on your iPod!
The game is available for all iPods that are compatible with iPod games, including the 5th generation iPod, 3rd generation iPod Nano, and iPod Classic.
Brain Challenge is published by Gameloft and is available for $4.99. A preview trailer of the game is now available.
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EDIT: NewSc2 you beat me to it.
$5.00 games? Geez, when is it February so we can get some good free games?
Who says the apps from the SDK are free? ;-)
$5.00 games? Geez, when is it February so we can get some good free games?
Who says the apps from the SDK are free? ;-)
Exactly.
iPhone apps represent HUGE revenue stream(s) for developers and their efforts will not (nor should not) go uncompensated.
Thus, consumers will pay for their products... possibly via iTS, to help Apple maintain a high level of control.
Sounds like a Nintendo DS knockoff.
IS a Nintendo DS knockoff. Seems a little early to be ruffling Nintendo's feathers...
IS a Nintendo DS knockoff. Seems a little early to be ruffling Nintendo's feathers...
Those brain training games are for a number of systems, including the Wii and PSP. I've played a couple for the Wii and DS. They're kind of addicting. If it's anything like those $20 games, $5 is worth it.
It seems like they're trying to go after current popular franchises, which makes sense. I wonder how long before some primitive kind of MMORPG makes it's way onto a future iPod. It's just too bad that the controls are so limited, although no one buys an iPod as a game system.
I would buy this game in a second if it was available for my model.
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