The GameDaily One-Minute Review

Gamers interested in mental gymnastics should buy Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! The sequel to 2006's mind bender reuses the same stale presentation, but the fifteen activities more than make up for the simplistic graphics, consuming hours of one's time, despite boring games like High Number, Match Recall and Memory Sprint. In addition, Nintendo shoved over 100 sudoku puzzles into the game, a cool Dr. Mario spin-off called Virus Buster and four multiplayer modes. The wonky voice and touch screen recognition annoys us, but we always give Brain Age 2 another chance, probably because we buy Nintendo's line that it makes us smarter.