Over the last several years, developers of videogames and consoles have made some amazing advances. With all of the progress in gaming and interactivity, it could be an easy argument that games are becoming increasingly more educational. However, there are a few games currently on the market that are truly a cut above the rest when it comes to educating players.
Brain Age & Brain Age 2
The Brain Age series is intended to help players to train their brain through different series of exercises and activities. The idea behind the game is to help players hone their mental faculties in a fast-paced environment to sharpen mental faculties. The age of the player’s brain is determined by how well he or she performs on the various “tests” throughout the game. Using this Nintendo DS game on a daily basis helps individuals to increase their problem solving skills and become more mentally proficient.
Civilization Revolution
The newest installment of the Civilization series is no longer just a PC game. Currently available on PS3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo DS, the game challenges players to rise to power as one of many leaders of the greatest human civilizations over time. There are numerous ways players will learn from playing this game, whether it is historical knowledge of leaders, civilizations, war tactics, or historical trivia and decision making skills. This interactive game can involve other players as well, a new feature added to this previously one player franchise. Learn about and control major players in human history with Civilization Revolution.
WiiFit
Nintendo’s WiiFit and WiiFit Board has done it again—revolutionized interactive gaming. The WiiFit not only helps players get in tune with their bodies and get active, but the possibilities for educational gaming with this highly physically interactive addition to the console are endless. With many new titles coming out in the near future, players will be able to test themselves in a variety of ways that were never before possible.
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