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Just how popular are brain games in Japan? Prof. Kawashima's popular Adult Brain Training has been morphed into video games and now a DVD. Repeated watching strengthens gray matter, and viewers are expected to talk to their TVs during the DVD brain training. Thought only sports fans and crazy people had conversations with their televisions.
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Kotaku 
Mar 17, 2006 10:22 AM
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