Brainiversity is a brain training game designed to stimulate your brain with 16 different activities covering Language, Memory, Math and Analysis.

The game includes a Daily Exam mode that records your daily workouts - the results of which are viewable on a monthly chart.  You can even compare your results with other users on the same computer.

 
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Your host, Edison, will keep you informed of your progress and will occasionally make jokes, give you some fun scientific facts and let you know if someone famous was born on the day you are playing.

Features

• 4 different training categories
• Language, Memory, Math and Analysis
• 16 unique activities
• First and Last, Spelling Bee, Word Maker, Sort It
• Shopping List, Remember Me?, Phone Numbers, Visual Memory
• Add It Up, Shape Count, Math Grid, Math Function
• Alphabet Soup, Find Me, Perfect Match, Stroop Test
• 10 different Stamps to earn
• Daily Exam mode keeps your brain on it’s toes with 4 different daily tests
• Practice mode lets you hone your skills
• Daily Chart visually tracks your progress in Daily Exam and daily Practice
• Up to 6 people can play on one computer
• Use the Chart to compare your results with other players on the computer
• Hosted by Edison who is full of fun facts and jokes
• The more you do Daily Exam the more new activities will unlock in Practice Mode

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System Requirements 

Windows
- Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista
- 300MHz or faster Processor
- 64MB RAM
- DirectX 7.0

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Web Articles

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How to keep your mind sharp: Preventive action (CNN.com)

Exercise your option to keep your brain cells active  (USA Today)

Top 10 Ways To Improve Your Mental Fitness (About: Longevity)

Brain Training DOES Boost Your Brain Power (smartkit)  

* 16 Unique Activities
* Up to 6 people can play on one computer
* Daily Chart visually tracks your progress 

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