Brain Age 2: More Training In Minutes A Day Unlockables IV (DS)

It all started with Dr Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? in Europe last summer. Since then, over 10 million people globally are currently including the brain training game in their daily lives. Thus, the developer thought to deliver even more content in Dr Kawashima: How Old Is Your Brain? featuring all new exercises and DS Brain Age Checks. 

More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima: How Old Is Your Brain? uses the same format as its predecessor. Using the DS's touch screen ability and microphone, gamers will try and solve exercises based on easy to execute mathematical, cognitive and language-based tasks. While solving exercises, gamers will be measured by the DS Brain Age Check, for speed and accuracy. Once the score is established you will be set a regime to help stimulate your brain. The DS Brain Age Check features a calendar, which allows you to see your progress.

This new title has an additional special feature: gamers are going to be tested on three randomly selected exercises including old school classic Rock, Paper, Scissors which asks them to name the position to either win or lose against the object shown.

UNLOCKABLES

Virus Buster mini-game

Select the "Training" option at the "Personal" main menu. Scroll to the bottom of the list and select the last "???" option. The Virus Buster mini-game is a variation of Dr. Mario. 
Unlocking training modes

Choose one of the training modes at the menu. Get your stamp for the day then turn off the Nintendo DS. Turn on the Nintendo DS and change the date to the next day. Turn off the Nintendo DS so that your changes can be saved. Keep repeating this until you unlock all the training modes. When you have unlocked them all, turn off the Nintendo DS and change the date back to the correct value. This may effect your graph but you will still have all of the training modes unlocked. 

Animation sounds

After every training exercise, click on the animation that corresponds with your speed (for example, walking, bicycle, car, etc.) to hear a cute sound effect that goes with it. The walker whistles, the car beeps, the train honks, etc.

Here's a video of the game: