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More minigames, but now they make you smarter

Words: Brett Elston, GamesRadar US
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It's not the most hectic collection of minigames around and it certainly won't make you feel any smarter, but Degree's speedy pace and "I've almost got it!" nature are exciting enough for any Wii owner. The extensive Mii and Wii Friend Code support make it a bit more community-driven than past offerings as well, so that's a welcome bonus too. It's fun and easy to jump into, with a learning curve that's easily overcome in a half hour. Casual gamers who dug Wii Sports and Brain Age will love it - everyone else might wonder what all the commotion is about and go back to waiting for Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

You'll love
  • Competitive minigames
  • Lots of Mii support
  • Sort of online
You'll hate
  • Too few minigames
  • Questionable interface
  • Whoa, fifty bucks?
 
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Big Brain Academy
Big Brain Academy

Genre: Family
Release date: Jun 11, 2007
Published by: Nintendo
Developed by: Nintendo
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
8 player VS
7 GOOD
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