Not all video games are bad for you. In fact, most video games actually engage different parts of your brain to help develop logic, decision-making, mental speed, and even creativity. Now, a new trend in gaming called "brain games" aims at actually training your noodle to help you improve your mental facilities. Problem is, many of these games require some sort of site subscirption fee or even a Nintendo DS to play "Brain Age".
Fear not, dear Switched reader. We scoured the net to find 11 of the best brain games -- and even better, they're all free.
1. WordCrunch
WordCrunch is your basic word-search game, but it changes themes on a daily basis. This one is easy to learn but tough to master. This is the ultimate test of your vocabulary, mental speed, and visual acuity.
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Subscribe to commentstoySep 21st 2008 8:47PM
ur name is right on===LULU
talknwaterSep 28th 2008 12:42AM
LuLu, I can not agree with you more. The enemy has so many people fooled, and the ones not belonging to our Lord are the easiest targets. They are being lead to the slaughter. The world laughs when Christians talk this way, but will they laugh from the pits of hell? Non Christians, there is a hell, there is a Heaven....eternity is a long time. Where do you want to spend eternity? The Muslims call us dogs, this IS a Holy war, they want us dead, they are in our country poised to strike when the "enemy" gives the word. Brothers and Sisters of the United States of America, remember where our roots were formed. Our country's foundation was founded on the Rock (Jesus), but over the years, we have gotten fat and lazy, not knowing how to handle the blessings our Lord has given us, because the Father of Lies (Satan) has lied and convinced most Americans that evil is good. So world, you can call me a religious nut, that's ok, But I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that LuLu and I will reside in Heaven. Where will you be?