Nintendo Tohoku University Institute of Medicine Supervised by Professor Ryuta Kawashima Adult to train the brain Switch training (with touch pen) -Switch

It comes with a stylus.Why don't you measure your current brain age The latest in the "Brain Training" series, supervised by Professor Ryuta Kawashima of the Institute of Development, and Cancer, Tohoku University, is now available for the Switch, allowing anyone to enjoy training their brain in just a few minutes a day."It includes classic handwriting training using the stylus included in the package version, such as "Calculation 25", "Kanji Composition", and "Sudoku", as well as new Switch-specific training such as "Finger Calculation" and "Finger Gymnastics", where you can train by recognizing the moving fingers with the Joy-Con(R) Motion IR Camera, and "Bird Counting" and "Flag Raising", where two players compete by sharing a Joy-Con. The game also includes new training features unique to the Switch, such as "Wild Bird Counting" and "Raise the Flag" where two players compete by sharing the Joy-Con.In addition, the familiar Brain Age Check evaluates information processing speed, short-term memory, and inhibitory power from three tests to calculate overall brain age.There are also new features to support your daily training, such as an alarm function that tells you when it's time to train even when the Switch is asleep, and a ranking function that allows you to compete with your friends for training and brain age check results.The Switch Lite requires Joy-Con (sold separately) for some training.To play online modes such as the ranking function, you will need an internet connection and a subscription to Switch Online (paid).