Rated 2.00 out of 5 stars 3 Reviews
Think Logic Trainer (Nintendo Wii)
This original brain training program helps you develop language, memory, mathematics, spatial reasoning and logic skills in an imaginative and creative way. Think outside the box and improve your mental fitness! Train the coordination of the right and left hemispheres of your brain and improve your powers of imagination and logical thinking. An individual training plan tailored to your previous performance enables you to keep track of your progress. Throughout the game, useful tips help you to successfully master every challenge.
Think Logic Trainer (Nintendo Wii) Reviews
This game is a lot of fun and very challenging except that sometimes the remote does not activate the screens as they should. We made sure the remotes were fully charged but they continue to hesitate when a subject is selected and is very annoying when you are in a close game with your spouse.
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I have been anxiously awaiting the Think Smart Family game and had it on pre-order forever. Unfortunately, it did not live up to its hype. You can only choose adult models, they move very suggestively if you choose a female, it's not intuitive at all, it takes forever to start. When you finally manage to get in to the game, there is a training academy that has some fun games, but they are kind of hard to figure out what is where. It's definitely a 1 player game in the training part. They do have some two person challenges, but unless you have done the training part, it's hard to figure out what to do on some of them. My controller seemed to not be responding well either, but that may be the controller. My son played a while, but not for long and I couldn't even talk my daughter into trying it after she got so disgusted with the avatars. Get Boom Blox - it's much more fun.
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Don't waste your money. This game is terrible. My children hated it - the action is extremely slow moving. You use one Wii remote and pass it back and forth for each person's turn. It is so boring that it's hard to follow when it's another person's turn, since there is so little action. We all kind of tuned out, got bored, and then turned it off. You start in a testing center, choose characters that can only be adults (a big negative as far as my kids were concerned), and then you have only a couple of choices in terms of what kinds of "challenges" you will undertake. There is not much variety in the games you play. No thanks. I've had it three days, and it's already in a pile of stuff I'm going to donate to charity.
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