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Professor Kawashima Reveals New Brain Age Title
Professor Ryuta Kawashima, who developed the concepts and challenges that form the core of Nintendo's ultra-successful Brain Age series, has confirmed that a new game in the series is in development.
Blog Adriansang broke the news that the good doctor has confirmed a third Brain Age title in a new book called Farewell Brain Games, as reported by Japanese game journalist Hiroki Tachibana.
Kawashima says the game was delayed so long because he and Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata wanted to wait until they could create something with a "special idea."
That comment, coupled with the fact that Nintendo has not officially announced the game yet, is leading some to speculate that the next Brain Age might be headed to the Nintendo 3DS. Sounds like a great idea to us.
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