Miyamootoo
06-14-2006, 11:09 PM
GameBrink (http://www.gamebrink.com/) takes a look at Sega's Brain Training game (only in Japan).
Everyone copies everything in this world. Whether the subject at hand relates to clothing, film, game system designs, or individual game ideas, there’s really no escaping the reality that very little is truly original, and that most everything is borrowed or influenced by something that has come before it. But even then, there’s definitely a line between “slight” and “blatant”, and Sega’s Brain Trainer Portable and its new sequel Brain Trainer Portable 2 have no problems crossing that line. Attempting to cash in on the hit success of the DS Brain Training and its plethora of sequels and spin-offs, Sega’s latest PSP outing hopes to garner the same sales and attention through its intelligence raising tests.
Full Review, Video, Screens Here (http://www.gamebrink.com/news/478-Sega_Brain_Trainer_Portable_2_Review.html)
Everyone copies everything in this world. Whether the subject at hand relates to clothing, film, game system designs, or individual game ideas, there’s really no escaping the reality that very little is truly original, and that most everything is borrowed or influenced by something that has come before it. But even then, there’s definitely a line between “slight” and “blatant”, and Sega’s Brain Trainer Portable and its new sequel Brain Trainer Portable 2 have no problems crossing that line. Attempting to cash in on the hit success of the DS Brain Training and its plethora of sequels and spin-offs, Sega’s latest PSP outing hopes to garner the same sales and attention through its intelligence raising tests.
Full Review, Video, Screens Here (http://www.gamebrink.com/news/478-Sega_Brain_Trainer_Portable_2_Review.html)