Nintendo DS Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training Game Complete

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Description

The video game visible in the photo is a copy of "Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain?" published for the Nintendo DS portable console. The front of the box features a white grid background with a circular illustration depicting a mental math exercise on two screens, reminiscent of the console's interface. The official "Nintendo DS" logo is printed vertically on the left spine, and the "Touch! Generations" mention appears at the bottom left, indicating its belonging to a range of family-friendly and accessible games.

The cover displays the full game title at the top, with "Dr. Kawashima's Advanced Brain Training™: How Old Is Your Brain?" in black and red typography. An orange band at the bottom specifies the recommended age (3+) and promotes the game's benefits, with a hook about over 10 million regular users worldwide. A small image on a white background, at the bottom right, shows an open Nintendo DS screen with an example of a math exercise.

The box is white with sober graphic elements, typical of educational Nintendo DS games. The left spine of the cover bears the inscription "NINTENDO DS" in black on a white background. A price tag at the top left indicates "€4.90" and the mention "JEU DS PROGRAMME D", as well as a visible barcode.

The overall condition of the box appears good, with no major visible flaws on the front. The colors are clear, the printing well-preserved, and no significant chips or scratches are visible on this side. No other accessories or internal content are visible in the photo.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. The front of the box has a clean and well-preserved appearance, with no apparent defects on the visible part.

Did you know? Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training was developed by Nintendo and originally released in Japan in 2005, before achieving global success. This game is inspired by the research of neuroscientist Ryuta Kawashima and offers daily exercises designed to stimulate various cognitive functions, such as memory, attention, and calculation speed.

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