Adult Nintendo Switch Training To Train Your Supervised by Professor Ryuta Institute of Aging and Tohoku University Brain, Kawashima, Aging, -Switch

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A touch pen is included. Would you like to measure your current brain age? The latest work in the "Brain Training" series, supervised by Professor Ryuta Kawashima of Tohoku University Institute of Aging and Aging, is now available on Nintendo Switch. Anyone can train their brain while having fun with just a few minutes of training a day. Standard training such as "Calculation 25", "Kanji Synthesis", and "Sudoku" is done by handwriting using the touch pen included in the packaged version, and the "motion IR camera" of Joy-Con (R) recognizes moving fingers. Contains new training unique to the Switch, such as ``finger calculations'' and ``finger gymnastics,'' as well as ``wild bird counting'' and ``flag raising,'' in which two people compete by sharing Joy-Cons. In addition, the well-known brain age check evaluates information processing speed, short-term memory, and inhibition power from three tests and calculates your overall brain age. There are also plenty of new features to support your daily training, such as an alarm function that lets you know your training time even when your Switch is in sleep mode, and a ranking function that lets you compete with your friends on your training and brain age check results. *For Nintendo Switch Lite, some training requires Joy-Con (sold separately). *To play online-compatible modes such as the ranking function, you will need an Internet connection and a subscription to Nintendo Switch Online (paid).