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Schools Out For Summer, But Not For Nintendo
Posted by Remi, 07/09/2007
School’s out for summer, but kids – and their parents and grandparents – are sure to keep their brains buzzing all summer long with Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree. Available now, this new multiplayer release for the immensely popular Wii video game system delivers a fun-filled workout for the mind, allowing friends and families to compete and play together in games of knowledge, memory and recognition. Who needs summer vacation when challenging your brain is this much fun?

"With Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree, users can come together socially while challenging themselves mentally," says George Harrison, Nintendo of America’s senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications. "Brain games have been a hit for Nintendo DS, so we’re building on those successes for Wii and carrying the brain games series’ fun and energy into the living room, where everyone can have fun together."

Here’s why Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree is developing into a big brainy breakthrough:

  • It’s social. Whether as big fun for family night or as the highlight of your next party, Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree will bring people together in brainy, crazy competitions.

  • It’s for everyone. The Wii from Nintendo is the only gaming system offering the unique game play that’s bringing generations together, whether it’s parents with children or friends of all ages.

  • It matters. Just as Wii Sports has been a smash at active retirement communities by offering a safe, engaging way for folks to stay physically active, Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree provides a fun, interactive format for older players to help keep their minds feeling sharp.

  • It’s smart. Kids at any grade level can keep their minds feeling sharp while enjoying loads of summertime fun. Using WiiConnect24, they can even network and see how they measure up against kids at other schools.

  • It keeps going. The ability to save student data, increase and retest your acumen, and face new competitors makes for limitless replay value.

William, 8, second left, and Michael, 12, second right, cheer on their fathers Chris Gawrych, left, and Rick Singer as they participate in a Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree event recently at the Nintendo World Store in New York. The popular Wii game allows multiple players to compete in tests of mental agility.
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