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Brain Training Makes Its Way To Kinect
First we trained our brain on the DS with Nintendo’s Brain Age games, but soon we may be getting our whole bodies involved when Respond With Your Body: New Brain Training comes out for Microsoft’s Kinect.
It seems that Namco Bandai has tapped Dr. Ryuta Kawashima – the Tokyo University-based professor behind Nintendo's Brain Age series – to come up with this new Kinect title called Karada de Kotaeru Atarashii Nou-tore in Japan, a title filled with physical exercise mini-games that will help give players' brains a healthy workout.
The game was announced today with a November 20th release in Japan, but hasn’t been confirmed for a U.S. release just yet. Check out the video below to see how goofy you’ll look when you’re smarter.
via Andriasang
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