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Nintendo's popular new Touch Generations family of casual games offers portable, easy-to-play games on the Nintendo DS hand-held system that appeal to people of all ages including grandparents, parents and children. One title that is particularly popular among adults is "Brain Age," which features challenging brain exercises like math, sudoku, syllable counting and reading classical literature out loud. "Brain Age" and other Touch Generations games have helped parents find new ways to connect with their game-playing kids and are also popular with travelers because they're fun and satisfying to play on the go.
The latest casual game in Nintendo's Touch Generations brand is called "Clubhouse Games," which lets users play video versions of classic games such as bridge, backgammon, bowling, checkers, darts or poker. Players can also challenge friends around the world through Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. "Clubhouse Games" is one-stop gaming that will appeal to everyone's tastes.
Other Touch Generations games available from Nintendo:
• "Big Brain Academy"-The second in the brain-training series that kicked off with "Brain Age" tests players in five areas: thinking, memorization, computation, analysis and identification.
• "Magnetica"-A simple puzzle game challenges players to connect and eliminate like-colored magnetic marbles.
• "Nintendogs"-Owners raise and train their own puppy. Caring for lifelike puppies with voice recognition and touch-screen capabilities has never been more fun.
These easy-to-play games should even be easy to find at retail stores; game boxes have a distinctive black and orange Touch Generations logo, indicating that anyone can play them the first time they're tried. Watch for the upcoming music and rhythm game "Elite Beat Agents" for Nintendo DS coming this fall.
For more information, visit www.touchgenerations.com. Easy Does It-New types
of video games are designed to appeal to everyone in the family.
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