I' m curious to know who here above the age of 12, male, and of heterosexual orientation plays these games.







If you do, please leave me your name & address so I can pay you a visit and beat the homo out of you myself, fucking pussy.

Thanks.

Even tough Kikizo don' t moderate, you should go elsewhere with your litle boy predator-scheme.. :-/

*yawn*

PS You' re asking for heterosexuals first of all. So how could you beat the homo out of such a person then?

I, 24 year old, heterosexual, enjoyed Brain age academy for a little while. what you gonna do ?

i thought you were a fag.... as emofag.

Brain Age and Nintendogs were both pretty cool, but they wore out their welcome pretty fast.

ORIGINAL: ys
PS You' re asking for heterosexuals first of all. So how could you beat the homo out of such a person then?

Simple, they are closet homos, in denial, I will expose their homosexuality and beat it out of them.

ORIGINAL: Abasoufiane

I, 24 year old, heterosexual, enjoyed Brain age academy for a little while. what you gonna do ?

i thought you were a fag.... as emofag.

My name is a parody of emotep, a guy who used to post here.

I' ll let it pass since you said only for a little while, though I do question your sexuality.

Speaking about closet homos in denial, you should check out the profiles.. here' s one. :)

Name: Emo Fag
E-mail: hidden
Homepage: http://ilikeguys.com

I had a DS and I bought Brain Age for Soduku. The actual regular game is boring as hell. Soduku was entertaining for a week.

My girlfriend likes Brain Age (Training) and Nintendogs, and i know my niece likes Pokemon games (although i' m not sure whether she has Pokemon Diamond yet).

They don' t have copious amounts of killing in them so they' re not my kind of thing.

I like Brain Age, its good for filling in 10 minutes or so waiting for some decent to come on tv. I certainly couldn' t play it for more than that - just give me something with a gun anyday (although you have to wonder about the Freudian meaning of lots of guys running round shooting their phallus imitative weapons)

Nintendogs is rubbish, my wife likes it, but then she likes all that sort of fluffy stuff (Sims, Viva Pinata, Animal Stuff)

Never played Brain Age. One question, does it ever give mental ages of say 5?

No 18 is best

It would still work, but the exercises would be too difficult for a 5 year old.

my daughter' s fine with them and she started playing it when she was 5

ORIGINAL: Nitro

My girlfriend likes Brain Age (Training) and Nintendogs, and i know my niece likes Pokemon games (although i' m not sure whether she has Pokemon Diamond yet).

They don' t have copious amounts of killing in them so they' re not my kind of thing.

Claire has Nintendogs, but got tired of it really quickly. She also has brain training - but although it pisses her off at times she most often now plays Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan & Elite beat agents. I forget which others she has now, but I' m just chuffed I' m managing to turn her into a gamer bit by bit, before long she will have a PSP and them some slimmed down consoles games, et. voila! Conversion complete!!

Really? Have you disabled some of the exercises at first?

no, she could do addition and subtraction when she was 3, and at pre-school while other children were learning shapes like square, and circle, she was doing pentagon and tetrahedron.

I popped in Nintendogs after not having had played it for an extremely long time. Since I haven' t been around to feed the puppies, they were just a pile of bones! I guess I should have fed them every once in awhile. Now I' m gonna have to start all over if I hope to beat the game.

ORIGINAL: Ikashiru

ORIGINAL: Nitro

My girlfriend likes Brain Age (Training) and Nintendogs, and i know my niece likes Pokemon games (although i' m not sure whether she has Pokemon Diamond yet).

They don' t have copious amounts of killing in them so they' re not my kind of thing.

Claire has Nintendogs, but got tired of it really quickly. She also has brain training - but although it pisses her off at times she most often now plays Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan & Elite beat agents. I forget which others she has now, but I' m just chuffed I' m managing to turn her into a gamer bit by bit, before long she will have a PSP and them some slimmed down consoles games, et. voila! Conversion complete!!

Heh, it took me forever to get her playing King of Fighters. Now she loves it

no, she could do addition and subtraction when she was 3, and at pre-school while other children were learning shapes like square, and circle, she was doing pentagon and tetrahedron.

What about the reading and multiplication among a few tricky ones? Or does it scale based on age? I can' t remember.