Nintendo flashes us with Vision Training
by Eric Caoili 
{ Jul 11th 2007 at 3:05PM }
Halfway through its E3 2007 media briefing today, Nintendo announced that it will expanding its line of casual titles in the US with Strengthen Your Visual Power through Practice: Vision Training (Miru Chikara wo Jissen de Kitearu: DS Ganriki Training), retitling the game as Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes a Day.If neither of the titles suitably sum up the game for you, it is a collection of exercises and minigames that test you on field of vision and eye-hand coordination, using the results to determine the age of your eyes. Shift your eyes past the post break for some video impressions of the Japanese demo from CAG's CheapyD!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
...Jan... @ Jul 12th 2007 1:42AM
- So, vision age. Why don't they just make a giant Every Part of Your Body Age Training. I mean, they're making a lot. I thought Face was pushing it.
- Wasn't there a study showing video games in general train your eyes? In which case, I could just play any game instead of a quick mini-game version.
k0sm0s @ Jul 15th 2007 5:32PM
brain age presentation, but the minigames is better than brain age.. seems pretty good