Master Jin Jin's IQ Challenge
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Video Game Reviews of Master Jin Jin's IQ Challenge
Customer Review: put me in the middle of all of these reviews
Summary: 3 Stars
I only received this game a few days ago, and the games are good--more enjoyable than brain age 1 and 2. I am having problems with recognition of my writing and have the hardest time picking up the ball at the beginnning of the maze. Hopefully with practice I will get better.Customer Review: Instead of playing this just stick pins in your eyes
Summary: 1 Stars
It's boring - AND it's annoying - AND you don't succeed in the true goal of these Nintendo DS Get-A-Brain games. The true goal is to stop trying to think and to let your mind automatically find the answers. It's true -- that's precisely what will happen with the Brain Age games or Flash Focus or the language coach games --- you start perceiving and processing in a different manner --- this thing just makes you want to step on the chip wearing steel-toed boots.
Take a pass on this one....and for those who have commented on hating the commentator on the Brain Age Games - he's George Clooney in comparison to Master Jin Jin.
Customer Review: Master Jin Jin's IQ Challenge
Summary: 5 Stars
Master Jin Jin's IQ Challenge was a Christmas gift for my 7 year old granddaughter. She loves playing her DS and loves games that challenge her.Customer Review: Great Game, Challenging for all ages!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have had this game going on 2 months now. The game provides all sorts of levels of challenge. The games are engaging and more evolved than Brain Age, which I also own. My 9-year old plays this game regularly and enjoys it as well! I have had no issues with the input recognition on this game. Customer Review: it's amazing how one review can ruin a game
Summary: 5 Stars
I have all 3 Brain age games, and those games mostly depend on learning to play the game. You don't actually 'increase your brain age', you simply improve your interface-use skill due to learned reflexes ~ coupled with getting a lucky mix-up the game gives you once in a while.
In comparison, this game provides more of the traditional kind of puzzles, the kind used in IQ tests - such as discerning shapes, mathematical logic questions, number sequences, logical riddles.. etc. I enjoy these much better than the limited number of silly games that brain age series come with.
This game does have an inferior interface. Having to click a tiny button to read instructions over and over again, the 'host's conversation not being as well written (compared to brain age series), and a brain level-up system that is more comprehensive yet less intuitive than brain age.
In comparison, the content is simply superior if you're looking for something that deals with intelligence, rather than just mini-games. The handwriting recognition is also better (for me) than brain age.
Amazing how a single bad review can ruin a game. At the time of my writing, the above 1-star review has 67/67 helpful votes and is bashing the game in every aspect. Um, all I can say is that this person must be either from a rival company or is a disgruntled employee. While certain persons will prefer the nintendo-branded games, I believe this will also appeal to its own crowd.
Take my review with a grain of salt, since I've been quite bored by the brain age series ~ that may be the reason why I have a high perception this game.