List of Touch! Generations titles
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[edit] Nintendo DS
[edit] Big Brain Academy
[edit] Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day!
[edit] Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day!
[edit] Clubhouse Games
[edit] Cooking Navigator
Cooking Navigator (known in Japan as Shaberu! DS Oryōri Navi (しゃべる!DSお料理ナビ Shaberu! Dīesu Oryōri Nabi?, literally "It Talks! DS Cooking Navigator")) is a cooking simulator for the Nintendo DS. It was released on 2006-07-20 in Japan. The game contains numerous Japanese recipes with step by step instructions, and the player can use the Nintendo DS voice recognition to turn pages.
Nintendo Australia is the only Nintendo branch outside of Japan to secure an English release and will be localized by both Nintendo Australia and Nintendo Of Europe. The Australian OFLC states that 'Cooking Guide: Can't Decide What To Eat' will be the title. Cooking Guide will be released in Australia sometime after June and Europe will get a release, but the release date has not yet been confirmed.
All the instructions are read out loud. It is possible to choose recipes based on how many calories, the ingredients the player has and so forth. The simulator also keeps in memory what dishes the player has already made. It also features a timer, useful when on is cooking noodles and the like. As a bonus, the Game & Watch game, Chef, can also be played in this DS title.
Cooking Navigator received an Excellence Prize for Entertainment at the 2006 Japan Media Arts Festival.
A musical remix based on this Nintendo DS title was used in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as one of the songs for the PictoChat stage. [1]
[edit] Crosswords DS
[edit] DS Bimoji Training
[edit] DS Kondate Zenshu
[edit] DS Rakubiki Jiten
DS Easy Dictionary (DS楽引辞典 DS Rakubiki Jiten?) is Nintendo's touch screen dictionary for quick reference purposes for DS users. Quickly find definitions, places, and phrases. It is one of the Touch! Generations software[1] and was released on 16 June 2005 in Japan.
[edit] DS Shigureden
[edit] Electroplankton
[edit] Elite Beat Agents
[edit] English Training: Have Fun Improving Your Skills!
[edit] Facening de Hyōjō Yutaka ni Inshō Up: Otona no DS Kao Training
Facening de Hyōjō Yutaka ni Inshō Up: Otona no DS Kao Training (フェイスニングで表情豊かに印象アップ 大人のDS顔トレーニング? Facening for Rich Expressions to Boost Impressions: Adult DS Face Training) is a face training (also known as facening) video game for the Nintendo DS. Otona no DS Kao Training is a Touch! Generations-branded title in Japan. No releases outside of Japan have been announced.It is developed by Intelligent Systems in collaboration with Japanese beauty expert Fumiko Inudo,[2] and uses a "facening scan" camera (connected to Slot 2 of the Nintendo DS) to read facial expressions.
[edit] Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes a Day
[edit] Ganbaru Watashi no Kakei Diary
[edit] Kanji Sonomama Rakubiki Jiten
Kanji Sonomama Rakubiki Jiten (漢字そのまま楽引辞典?) is a kanji-English-Japanese dictionary for the Nintendo DS.
- Input kanji (stroke-sensitive), kana and the Latin alphabet onto the touch screen
- Japanese-to-English and English-to-Japanese dictionaries
- Word search by kanji
- English pronunciation
- Search history
- Quiz modes
- World clock
- Calendar
- Calculator
- Built-in access to Pictochat
[edit] Kanshū Nippon Jōshikiryoku Kentei Kyōkai: Imasara Hito ni wa Kikenai Otona no Jōshikiryoku Training DS
Kanshū Nippon Jōshikiryoku Kentei Kyōkai: Imasara Hito ni wa Kikenai Otona no Jōshikiryoku Training DS (監修 日本常識力検定協会 いまさら人には聞けない 大人の常識力トレーニングDS?), often referred to as General Knowledge Training or Common Sense Training was launched in Japan on October 26, 2006 for the Nintendo DS videogame system. It was produced under the supervision of the Japan Common Sense Aptitude Examination Association [2] and is the sixth installment to the ever-successful Japanese Touch! Generations series, and has currently not been announced for release outside of Japan.
In a similar fashion to Brain Age (Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training), the training mode is delivered in small doses; so you're only able to test your 'common sense' a single time each day. When you've done your training for that day, you're awarded a stamp which is placed onto your calendar.
The training is based around topics that include courtesy/manners, society, intelligence, and eventually traffic, art, and music. Questions are asked, and your score is based on how well you perform. When your score is displayed, you have the option of connecting to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection to upload and compare your score to the national average.
In Japan, retail pre-orders accumulated to over one million [3].
First week sales totaled 189,700 [4], as it entered at #1 in the Media Create sales chart.
As of July 25, 2007, Common Sense Training has sold 1.53 million copies worldwide.[3]
[edit] Magnetica
[edit] Master of Illusion
[edit] Mojipittan DS
[edit] Nintendogs
[edit] Picross DS
[edit] Planet Puzzle League
[edit] Practise English!
[edit] Professor Kageyama's Maths Training The Hundred Cell Calculation Method
[edit] Sudoku Gridmaster
[edit] Tetris DS
[edit] True Swing Golf
[edit] Wii
[edit] Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree
[edit] Endless Ocean
[edit] Wii Chess
[edit] Wii Fit
[edit] Wii Sports
[edit] References
- ^ Sakurai, Masahiro (2007-10-09). カービィ：最後の切りふだ. スマブラ拳!!. Retrieved on 2007-12-07.
- ^ IGN: DS Snaps Up Camera
- ^ Matt Casamassina (2007-07-25). Nintendo Sales Update. IGN. Retrieved on 2007-07-25.
