At the end of the year, Dr. Kawashima's Mind Training for Nintendo Change see the positive return of the mind-boggling franchise that has become so popular on Nintendo DS. A respectful comeback, though it feels a little uncooked, but it feels right that the name of Dr. Kawashima is back on Nintendo's latest machine.
To celebrate the launch of the game, Nintendo has released i discussion the man himself – Dr Ryuta Kawashima – and game developers Kouichi Kawamoto and Kenta Kubo. It doesn't play provide translation of selected components from the survey, which we have shared below.
Here is what the three of them say when asked how the game development began:
Kouichi Kawamoto, producer: “Personally, the reason I started the project was because, for some reason, some of my acquaintances didn't know I had DS. Age Brain they were telling themselves that they wanted to play Age Brain and. However, the DS game has a lot of outdated stuff these days, so I can't recommend it, so I thought we should bring it to the latest platform. ”
Kenta Kubo, director: “Since Brain years: care training, While discussing the proposals with Dr. Kawashima… and two years ago, I spoke to Kawashima, saying "We think that Age Brain Nintendo switch game. "
Dr. Kawashima: “During the seminar, I was asked by those who played Age Brain on DS, & # 39; What's the next game? & # 39 ;. However, it is unfortunate that those people can claim to have entered the game in the past. And then, I would like to move on, and it turns out that those people who played the game with their child back then are now starting to reach that year… The years when you first forget things. ”
Dr Kawashima continues to talk about his hopes for the new release:
Dr. Kawashima: "What's important & # 39; to continue & # 39;. This is not just something Age Brain but games often have to deal with it. Aren't there many games where you play once and stop playing? As an expert in this field, I want players to continue their brain training overtime.
To do so, we will allow them to form teams, and get them to play the game among their friends. That way, even if their brain ages show that they are 20 years old Age Brain series, the youngest 20 to attend), you may have situations where one person cannot exceed the time set by his girlfriend… (laughs)
Our research thus far has proven how long the brain's training of others affects people to keep up with it. Competing with others is an effective way for players to continue for up to 10 years. ”
Although available in Europe, Japan and Australia, we will still hear about the release of North America in this new game. When such a release is announced, we'll be sure to let you know.
For those of you about getting Dr. Kawashima's brain training for Nintendo Switch, have you enjoyed your time with it? Let us know in the comments.
