Let's save you more than a few headaches in this complex simulation and management game
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Bridge Training
Mad Monkey Studio, Nova-Box
May 13, 2009
Developers
Mad Monkey Studio, Nova-BoxRelease Date
May 13, 2009 (16 years and 2 months ago)Publishers
Atari EuropeContent Rating
E
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Summary
Bridge Training is the first Nintendo DS game exclusively dedicated to the popular Bridge game! Bridge Training is based on the rules of the "contract bridge", which inspires enthusiasm both for beginners and professional players.With bridge training you can playfully and easily learn how to bridge with integrated lessons and exercises. Experience players can contribute their skills thanks to expert tips Bridge Trainer for the NDS even better! features: * More than 100 games! * 3 game modes: normal game, against time and perfect * Each game is commented so that the player can learn from his mistakes and constantly improve his performance * A detailed tutorial provides an easy and smooth introduction to the world of the popular bridge game * The integrated touchscreen notepad allows targeted elaboration of the strategies
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Nintendo DSDevelopers
Mad Monkey Studio, Nova-BoxRelease Date
May 13, 2009 (16 years and 2 months ago)Publishers
Atari EuropeContent Rating
E
Franchises
Bridge TrainingCommunity
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