Common sense training on the DS

by Alisha Karabinus { Sep 7th 2006 at 5:15PM }

Forget training your brain -- what most people need is to learn not to be a complete moron in day to day life. But they don't mean common sense in the "don't set yourself on fire because it's funny" way (which is a shame), but common sense in the "general knowledge" way. Famitsu has several new screens from the third installment in the DS Touch Generations training series, but darned if we can tell what's going on in all of them. Maybe we need a little training.

There's been some dispute over the translation of the title, so until we get an English version, we'll just go with Otona No Joushikiryoku Training DS. The game is scheduled for a Japanese release in October.

Who can tell us what kind of flowers those are?

[Via Go Nintendo]

Tags: common sense, CommonSense, edutainment, general knowledge, GeneralKnowledge, Nintendo DS, NintendoDs, screenshot, train

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Ryoji @ Sep 7th 2006 6:49PM

White cherry blossoms, perhaps?

oyajikun @ Sep 7th 2006 7:35PM

Sakura

James @ Sep 7th 2006 8:37PM

Dogwood flowers? Not sure...

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Dead Prophet @ Sep 7th 2006 10:35PM

It's not asking what the picture is, it's asking what the most common type of Sakura planted is. The answer is 3, Somei Yoshino

zaius @ Sep 8th 2006 12:27AM

Joushikiryoku is a made-up compound word, "common sense power".

Brandon @ Sep 8th 2006 8:00AM

oyajikun is correct. Those are sakura blossoms. I'd find it hard to believe there are many adult Japanese who don't know that though. It's a popular tree in that country and even a popular "flavor" for snacks and candy. (Such candies usually tastes like cupcake icing.)