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Big Brain Academy

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 6.53m
Platform: Nintendo DS
Developer: Nintendo EAD Genre: Misc

Total Units

North America: 1.65m 25.2%
+ Europe: 2.68m 41.0%
+ Japan: 1.60m 24.5%
+ Rest of the World: 0.61m 9.3%
= Global 6.53m

Release History

BoxartTitlePublisherRegionDateDistribution
Yawaraka Atama Juku NintendoJapan30th June 2005Retail
Big Brain Academy NintendoNorth America05th June 2006Retail
Big Brain Academy NintendoEurope07th July 2006Retail

People

PersonRole
Atsushi MishimaQuestion Data Creation
Hideki FujiiDesign Director
Hiroki SotoikeSequence Programming
Hiroko TsujiUI Design
Hironobu KakuiTechnical Support
Hiroyuki KimuraProducer
Kazumi YamaguchiQuestion Data Creation
Keizo KatoProgress Management
Kenta MotokuraQuestion Data Creation
Kenta NagataMusic
Kiyoshi IshibikiQuestion Data Creation
Masahiro TakeguchiTechnical Support
Ryuichiro SakimaQuestion Data Creation
Satoru IwataExcutive Producer
Satoshi FurukawaUI Design
Shoichiro TakeyoshiQuestion Data Creation
Takahiro HamaguchiUI Design Director
Takashi TezukaGeneral Producer
Takeshi HosonoQuestion Data Creation
Takeshi MiyamotoLink Programming
Tetsuya OhishiQuestion Data Creation
Tomoaki KuroumeUI Design
Toru AsakawaSound Programming
Toshikazu KiuchiQuestion Development System Programming
Yasuhiko MatsuzakiQuestion Data Creation
Yoshikazu YamashitaAssistant Director
Yoshinobu TomoakiDirector
Yusuke AkifusaLevel Design Director

Comments

atma998 (on 30 December 2011)
6.52M
kleinanzeigen (on 09 December 2011)
Good game :D love it :)
Skeeuk (on 31 December 2009)
rubbish traded in, its not even the full game like the wii version
wiilicious (on 22 December 2009)
trhis game is great but like others said we need a sequel to the DS version.
johnlucas (on 19 January 2009)
People don't give Big Brain Academy its due. I like how the game sucks you in with its seeming easiness but gives you a really hard example towards the end. This game has an arcade quality to it where you're trying to do as much as you can to build your score. But the increasing difficulty as you go through the problems is what presents the challenge. Nintendo's just that damn good at gamemaking. I'm constantly awed by that.
pokemonfan_2611 (on 26 December 2008)
brain training is better
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