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Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain - Standard - Switch [Digital Code]

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Pros

This is a fantastic game for the family to play. My 8-year-old is on the spectrum so sometimes it's hard to find activities to connect. Only problem is it taught me that i'm the * in the family.

Each minigame has 6 levels of difficulty. The difficulty progresses at the player's own pace, and has settings that can make it appropriate for any age. I also like that the avatar customization (while simple) includes different skin tone varieties.

The multiplayer is a fun addition to the format. The controller is a bit clunky to use though. Only complaint is that there really isn't that many mini games to play and fewer modes.

It's fun and competitive, also educational game. Kids love it, challenging on different levels. This game is fun and challenging even for adults.

Cons

Even the multiplayer gets boring after a little while and feels really pointless. Only single player mode is practice and super practice. Local play is fun if think mario party and wario ware are too simple, and want more bragging rights for being sma... Read More

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Quality

Tests and high scores allow you to track your improvement, and unlocking avatar customizations are awarded for larger achieveme... Read More

The difficulty progresses at the player's own pace, and has settings that can make it appropriate for any age, so it is possibl... Read More

There is a good variety of tasks from easy to hard to keep it interesting.

Each game can be altered in difficulty, which is helpful when your kid might be great at one type of puzzle but not so great at another.

Price

That way nintendo can't decide if they feel like letting you play the game you just paid for.

The price was acceptable plus online support ta add folks outside is a plus

Packaging/appearance

Came in an undamaged case, game card unscathed, everything looked new and perfect 👍

Competitiveness

We get competitive and it’s easy to lose track of time with how into it we get.

Two to four players can play locally, and online interaction is based on challenging the "ghost" records of other players in a ... Read More

There is an online competition version as well for those who are playing on the internet.

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This product had a total of 2,637 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 3 2024.