GameTrailers have a luvverly little developer walkthrough video, explaining the one feature of Galaxy that even the most hardened Nintendo Fanboy would admit to being slightly skeptical of: the 3-dimensional, crazy, running around planets… thing.
Give Mario a slap for the video.
I’ve been playing the retail build of Miru Chikara wo Jissen de Kitearu: DS Ganriki Training, the game which, it was announced at E3, will be coming to the US (and subsequently Europe) titled ‘Flash Focus‘.
First off, it’s almost exactly the same as Brain Training in the way that the game is presented to you. Animated characters will tell you all about the importance of keeping your brain healthy, and will explain how each game is improving your brainpower.
The following is a video of CAG’s Cheapy D playing the demo-booth sample version of the game:
As you can see, the game focuses mainly on quick reactions and short-term memory skills.
My personal experience of the game is that it gives you the same satisfaction that you get from lowering your brain-age, but in a much, much more fun package. The game feels like a challenging, frantic video game, where Brain Training can sometimes be a chore (especially if you’re not in the mood).
Expect this one to sell in the gazillions once it hits, they’ve really cracked the ‘improvement game’ formula with this one.
David Yoon over at Wii Fanboy has got his excited little mitts on MP3: Corruption. He describes the game as “the best Metroid Prime game yet”. Sounds promising!
He heaps praise on to the game, and has rekindled my excitement for the title. Hit the piccy for the full article.
