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Beta and Gamma Waves? More proof that radiation is not good for you

Words: Carolyn Gudmundson, GamesRadar US
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On first play, some of the games are actually a bit amusing, and a head to head multiplayer mode would have possibly made this game worth buying (you could prove beyond a doubt that you're smarter than all your friends).

But, if you're buying this game because you honestly think it's going to make you smarter, it won't. And if you're buying this game because you actually think it's going to be fun, it isn't. That's really the bottom line. As it is, with no real brain building content, combined with the ridiculousness of being on two separate cartridges, Brain Boost is not a smart choice for anyone.

You'll love
  • Cute presentation
  • Wide range of difficulty levels
  • Games are easy to pick up
You'll hate
  • Doesn't track your progress
  • No variation within each game
  • Should have been one game
 
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Brain Boost Beta / Gamma Wave
Brain Boost Beta / Gamma Wave

Genre: Family
Release date: Nov 15, 2006
Published by: Majesco
Developed by: Interchannel
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
1 player SOLO
4 FLAWED
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