Game Description

Having successfully trained brains on Nintendo DS, Big Brain Academy has decided to open an all new branch on Nintendo Wii. Grab your Wiimote and set your brain in motion with activities that test your skills in five categories: analysis, memory, visual recognition, number crunching, and quick thinking. The challenges are quick - each takes less than a minute - so you don't have much time to prove your grey matter matters. Challenge yourself on your own, or use a second Wiimote for group and head-to-head competition. Swap training scores wirelessly and see if you can out-smart all your friends.

Critic Reviews

IGN Review (7.6 out of 10 )

Nintendo's Brain Age and Big Brain titles have combined sold more than one-hundred ga-trillion copies on the company's dual-screened handheld. All right, a slight exaggeration, but these games were unpredictable hits, appealing to all types of buyers with mental challenges that could only loosely be ...All Critic Reviews

User Reviews

Average Member Rating: 6.5 out of 10

Is it worth a purchase?..... (9 out of 10)

posted by miko25 (LARGO, FL) on Jun 14, 2007
Member since Nov 2004
38 out of 42 gamers (90%) found this review helpful

Gameplay: Fun (can get repetive) This title translated well to the Wii. It is fun and challenging; however with only 15 ways it gets old fast. When you t ...All User Reviews

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Game Specs

Modes

Challenge, Practice, Versus Alternating