Nintendo DS Game Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training French

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Description

Video game for the Nintendo DS handheld console, titled "Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain?". The cover, visible in the photo, is predominantly white with a light grey background grid, a central circle illustrating a schematic face, and pictograms representing brain activities. The official "Nintendo DS" logo is clearly visible on the vertical border to the left, as well as the Touch! Generations pictogram at the bottom left.

The game title is written in the upper right of the cover, in black and red letters, with a question as a subtitle. The lower right section features an orange band stating: "Continue your brain training with more exercises. Over 10 million regular users worldwide." The PEGI 3+ icon is also visible, indicating accessibility for ages 3 and up.

The front cover also shows a small illustration of two stylized DS consoles, suggesting mental calculation exercises. A price tag is affixed to the upper right section, partially obscuring the title, but not affecting product identification.

The visible box appears in good overall condition, with no apparent cracks or breaks on the front. The cover colors remain clear, without significant discoloration. No accessories or cartridges are visible in this photograph; only the box with its cover is shown.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. The cover shows slight signs of use (price tag present), but the overall visual condition of the photographed side remains good.

Did you know? Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training is based on the work of Japanese neuroscientist Ryuta Kawashima. This game, launched in Europe in 2006, popularized the concept of fun brain exercises on handheld consoles, with over 10 million copies sold worldwide.

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