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Did you know that the Nintendo DS isn't the only system that can train your brain? In Japan, Sega created their own mildly-successful edutainment games that required you to do math at the speed of light. AZ92 from the PlayStation forums is hosting a few Flash demos of the game, formatted for the PSP. You can use m.pspfanboy.com to play these short demos, directly from your PSP.
Demo 1
Demo 2
Demo 3
Demo 4
They all say, the site you are tying to access has exceeded its download limit...
edutainment, never heard it be called that before... is it even a real word? if it isnt, it should be.
A game for PSP that compares somewhat to the Brain Training games on the DS is Mind Quiz.
I believe one of these demos might be a FLASH port of some of what Mind Quiz has to offer.
I was really impressed with Mind Quiz and find it really addictive. And it actually helps. I was actually able to see my brain age get younger as I trained more.
Moreover, I found that my focus, concentration, and productivity was boosted after making it a routine to train daily.
If you don't have it already, purchase Mind Quiz for the PSP.
When I browse to play the files, the PSP wants me to download it instead of opening it. I'm using 3.03 OE-B, could someone help me out please?
EDIT: Nevermind, I got it to work, I didn't enable flash player.
Yet another reason to charge up my neglected little devils device.
Signs point to new life on sonys dirty little secret.
Guess its time to break out the old PSP again.
Yeah, I just checked out Mind Quiz, and it looks like a lot of fun. These flash games looks identical to the real thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veskgar
Why do I get an "Insufficient Memory" error on my PSP?????
Mind Quiz is great. I almost got my brain age down to my actual age.