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Amazon Maximum Age: 20 Amazon Minimum Age: 60 Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Video Game Brand: Electronic Arts EAN: 0014633191196 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Feature: Over 6,000 unique questions Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Electronic Arts Manufacturer: Electronic Arts Model: 19119 Number Of Items: 1 Platform: Nintendo DS Publication Date: 2008-09 Publisher: Electronic Arts Release Date: 2008-09-22 Studio: Electronic Arts
Features Over 6,000 unique questions Brain Mode allows kids to jump right in, immersing themselves in fast-paced quiz games, as they answer questions on their favorite subjects - English, history, math, science, and geography Quest Mode takes kids through a light, fun story world where they will play quiz games to solve problems Kids of all ages can get in on the action and enjoy the brain-twisting fun with Hot Swap Multiplayer quiz games featuring both versus and cooperative games The game also features Sudoku specially tailored to kids of all ages, with 4x4, 6x6 and 9x9 puzzles
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Editorial Reviews: Staying true to the curriculum-based card deck series, Brain Quest: Grades 3 & 4 is loaded with over 6,000 unique questions, developed specifically for third/fourth grade levels and can keep kids entertained whether in the car, at home, or while waiting for the school bus. Kids can win achievements to unlock collectibles and redeem points to obtain them. These collectibles are then used to customize up to six cool scenes
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Would be more helpful if it were correct Comment: I'd want a game of this type to contain accurate information. But looking ONLY at the sample screens (4th picture) on the Amazon.com listing page I see the item "Match the century to its ending year" and it shows 20th century ending in 1999, 17th century ending in 1699. These answers are not correct. The ending year of the 20th century was 2000 and the ending year of the 17th century was 1700. Now if that doesn't seem right to you just think about the first century. Was the last year of the first century 99? No, a century is 100 years, so the first century ended when 100 ended. And yes, if you are looking back, the world made a huge fuss when the calendar turned from 1999 to 2000 and everyone (well, not everyone!) called it the Y2K and Millenium. The second millenium ended at the end of 2000 not at the end of 1999. So how accurate is the rest of the "information" on this game? Customer Rating: Summary: cool Comment: Helping me refresh on what kids are learning these days. I was in like 6-7 grade for some of this. Customer Rating: Summary: Learn and Play Comment: If you are looking for a game that encourages thought and gives your child an opportunity to learn while having fun, this is it. I got this for my 9 year old at Christmas. Although it is not the first game he picks up to play, but he does enjoy it. I will encourage his to start, but he is the one that continues to play it for long periods of time. For him the title sounds too much like school to make it his first choice. Customer Rating: Summary: Cute- now if only they play it Comment: This one is trying to be educational - I will give it that ...but maybe that's why the kids wont play it Customer Rating: Summary: Good learning game. Comment: This game was purchased for my seven year old daughter. She likes it. It seems a bit difficult for her but it has SO many options and So many learning opportunities.