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Koreans encountering some problems with Brain Age
With news that Nintendo was going to directly stake a claim in the bolstering Korean games market, many in that market were happy to hear that the company with a knack for creating wonderful and original games would be arriving, saving them from horrible importing fees and lackluster customer service. Now that Nintendo has arrived and launched their DS Lite system, along with Brain Training, some are finding the same technical flaws that plagued the game in America and Japan have come to Korea.At least, one reporter for the Korea Times has discovered such, claiming that both the voice recognition exercises, as well as the written ones, are failing to register the proper data. Hmm, sounds familiar, doesn't it?See also: Brain Age sells 4 million worldwide Brain Age striking it rich in the mainstream media Brain Age math challenge exploit
Nintendo Korea site goes live
The website for Nintendo Korea has gone live, expectantly chock full of info on the DS Lite and its Brain Training games. They do a good job of introducing the DS and going over its many features. There's even a commerical or two for you to watch. Overall, the site is very easy to navigate, although barren of Wii-related items at the moment.
