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Dr. Kawashima's Newest Brain Trainer Goes Gold
Japanese neuroscientist Dr. Ryuta Kawashima is best known for his Brain Age series on the Nintendo DS, but his newest Kinect-exclusive title could change that. Today Namco announced that Body And Brain Connection has just gone gold, and we've got a bunch of screenshots of the game in action.
Body and Brain Connection will be available on February 8, and will feature 20 different full body exercises. We'll have a full review of the game when it is released.
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