Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
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WiiWare
18th Jan 2010 — 600 points
Reviews
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Review The Amazing Brain Train (WiiWare)
All aboard, kids!
Back in 2008, indie developer Grubby Games created a collection of cute, quirky mini-games for the PC designed to amuse as well as stimulate your brain. It went on to be chosen as a 2008 PAX 10 winner, and though it did not capture the Audience Choice Award as well, it obviously turned enough heads for an eventual console release...
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The Amazing Brain Train News
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Interviews NinjaBee's Brent Fox
Co-owner talks Amazing Brain Train, WiiWare and more!
With The Amazing Brain Train now available across the US, we had a chat with Brent Fox, NinjaBee's Art Director and co-owner. What does he make of WiiWare, and what are NinjaBee's goals for 2010? Here come your answers! Nintendo Life: Introduce us to the concept of The Amazing Brain Train. What...
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Nintendo 18th January 2010 (North America)
Brawn, brains, twins, dogs, ninjas and platform games "risen from the dead" -- this week has it all!
A nice update for North America this week as we see a game many thought would stay in Japan, a new brain teaser and a catch-up title for the Genesis on the Virtual Console. DSiWare is no slouch though with a selection of strategy and platform games...
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News NinjaBee and Grubby Games Announce The Amazing Brain Train for WiiWare
Award-winning game comes to WiiWare.
The ever-growing list of WiiWare releases has just gotten a little bit bigger - Developers NinjaBee and Grubby Games have announced a partnership to bring The Amazing Brain Train, originally a PC game, to WiiWare. Although it's an educational game, it supposedly has more content than any other game in...
About The Game
Hosted by the diminutive genius Professor Fizzwizzle, the game takes the player on a brain-boosting adventure around the Professor’s cartoon world, stopping to solve challenges and help his friends along the way.
Fueled only by mental energy, The Amazing Brain Train guides the player through 15 different mini-games in three addictive game play modes—quest, test and practice.
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This was hinted a month before its release, IIRC. Looks somewhat promising. I got a feeling it'll be a much better purchase than Brain Challenge but we'll see...
Interesting.
Brain Challenge WiiWare was quite good, let's hope this is at least as good as that
Actually this is a PC game too I think. My lad just got it as a present.
Wahoo Studios has published this game with a ! at the end of its title.
Meh... sounds like another minigame collection. Oh wait, it is.
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