Dr. Kawashima&s;s Brain Training

"Dr. Kawashima&s;s Brain Training is an update of the old formula but lacks variety in its content."

"All things considered, Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training for Nintendo Switch certainly isn’t as good as its predecessors."

"What&s;s here is entertaining enough, but you&s;re likely to have lost interest within a month; if ever there was a series that Nintendo should have turned into a mobile game instead, it&s;s this one."

"An effective update of the proven formula that we enjoyed many years ago. Anyone can enjoy it, although we expected a little more variety."

"Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training for Nintendo Switch takes what the original DS games did so well and pushes it to the next level. With the integration of the Joy-Con, multiplayer games and challenging tasks, this is by far one of …"

"All in all, Dr. Kawashima&s;s Brain Training is fun diversion of the Nintendo Switch that makes most of the brain&s;s clever neuroplasticity component that allows you to improve your memory and thinking. While it is reminiscent of the original game, …"

"This brain trainer will keep you occupied for a couple of weeks thanks to the many, many missions. Unfortunately there isn&s;t anything new to experience even though it&s;s fun to learn with the game. Switch Lite owners may want to …"

"It&s;s not that Brain Training Switch is a bad game it&s;s just that it&s;s not as relevant or interesting as it was over a decade ago. It&s;s worth checking out if you want to test your Brain Age or as …"

"Dr. Kawashima is back but his Switch comeback has its flaws."

"Dr Kawashima&s;s Brain Training for Nintendo Switch is a missed opportunity to throw together a comprehensive package of mini-games from past entries on a hugely successful console."

"Dr. Kawashima&s;s Brain Training will be a welcoming experience for new and experienced players. For those that have played the games before there might not be a wave of newness. Nevertheless, the game puts you straight back into the mentality …"

"Dr Kawashima&s;s Brain Training for Switch doesn&s;t feel suited to Nintendo&s;s latest portable, with the awkward use of the stylus and flimsy handwriting recognition sapping the joy from sharpening your smarts. There&s;s still plenty of fun to be hand with …"