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What would you like to know about yourself? Are you charismatic? Emotionally mature? A giver or a taker? Do you pick the wrong guys or gals? Brain Games: Personality Quizzes is a fascinating, fun, and easy-to-score collection of personality quizzes designed to entertain and enlighten. Part of the hugely popular Brain Games book series, it is packed with hundreds of thought-provoking and humorous questions that encourage you to have some laughs, and at the same time find serious answers to your questions about...
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The Island of Dr. Brain
3.5" Diskettes. Version 1.1 for MS-DOD 5.0 or higher. The follow up game to The Castle of Dr. Brain.
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DR. BRAIN - THINKING GAMES
Its up to you now. Its the year 2326 and Dr. Brains evil clone, Conn, is wreaking havoc on the city. With strange schemes in place, its only a matter of time until he destroys everything...unless you, the good clone, can stop him. Now you must turbo-charge your thinking and pulverize puzzles to collect the right gadgets to prepare for the ultimate cyber-showdown The Battle of the Brains!Outstrategize your opponent and lead your cybernetic team to victory in a futuristic flag capture game. Destroy...
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Dr. Brain Thinking Games Puzzle Madness
Windows 98, Me, XP. Pentium II 266 MHz processor. 32 MB of RAM. 50 MB free hard disk space. 16-bit color. Windows-compatible sound card & speakers. 12X CD-ROM drive. Mouse.
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Dr. Brain Mind Venture
Windows® 98, Me, XP. Pentium® II 266 MHz. 32 MB RAM. 50 MB free hard disk space. 16-bit color. Windows-compatible sound card & speakers. 12X CD-ROM drive. Mouse.
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Game Description In Dr. Brain: Puzzleopolis you are Pro, the good clone of Dr. Brain. You'll get to play lots of brain-teasing puzzles and watch tons of cool animations in your pursuit of Conn, Dr. Brain's evil clone! Complete the puzzles to get the items and friends you need to defeat Conn and his evil companions. To succeed, you'll have to use logic, strategy, planning, experimentation, and skill.
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DR. BRAIN - ACTION REACTION
Youre one of the worlds most brilliant scientists and have been captured by Sinister People Organized Really Efficiently. Which way is up? Which way is down? And why are there sharks outside that window? Youll have to answer all of these questions and stay ahead of S.P.O.R.E.s forces to escape from the most diabolically designed corporate headquarters in the world! But dont worry, Dr. Brain has been captured too, and will help you redirect routing systems, commandeer ball cannons, and fly through...
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DR. BRAIN - MINDVENTURE
Well, thats what you keep telling yourself. This time Dr. Brain has accidentally transported you to a strange world filled with plant people, molemen, and angry robots! Now youve got to use all of your smarts to locate and reassemble the fragmented pieces of the transporter that brought you here, and find a way back home.Explore this jungle in search of clues and parts of your transporter. If you can solve the puzzles in the ancient ruins, the Molemen will trade you for the tools you need to continue...
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Hundreds of variations of puzzles. Over 20 unique locations. More than 20 cool gadgets. 15 characters. 3 difficulty levels.
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windows 98, Me, Xp. pentium Ii 266 Mhz. 32 Mb Ram. 50 Mb Free Hard Disk Space. 16-bit Color. windows-compatible Sound Card & Speakers. 12x Cd-rom Drive. mouse.
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Sing a song of musical smarts and language games that build the brain. These 150 activities stimulate listening, vocabulary, and musical skills in toddlers and 2-year-olds, and teach rhythm, patterns, spatio-temporal reasoning, and mathematical concepts, too. Every game feels effortless and fun, no matter whether you’re naming ordinary items in the house or discovering new words when you’re out and about. “What are these for?” uses an action rhyme to show what different body parts do: hands clap, toes tap,...
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