Flash Focus: Vision Training in Minutes a Day

Don't blink!

All brain trained? Now let's focus on the physical.Flash Focus does for your eyes what Brain Age does for your brain! Play a variety of clever minigames to challenge and pump up your Focus Ability, which is everything your eyes can do except see distant objects, like reaction, hand/eye coordination, and peripheral vision. Play just a few minutes every day and watch your eye age score get better and better!A bunch of exercises use symbols, numbers, letters, and hand/eye coordination to put you through your optical paces. What can you do with more Focus Ability? Lots! Use your Focus Ability training for a favorite video game or any situation in daily life that involves keeping a clear overall picture of what's going on, quick reaction to new objects entering your field of vision, and managing quickly changing situations.When the day's games are over, your results are turned into an eye age score-but try again to improve your score and beat your family and friends! Up to four people can keep a running score on a single copy of the game. Each person can train daily then compare scores to see who has the youngest eyes.Bottom lineThe games are engaging and improving your score takes just one thing: Focus!

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www.nintendo.com

You've trained your brain... Now exercise your eyes! Chart your progress and compare graphs with other players to see how you're doing!

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Nintendo Holiday Newsletter email - December 2007

You've trained your brain with Brain Age™--now exercise your eyes with

FLASH FOCUS

• DAILY TRAINING
  Train with quick, fun activities based on vision training programs used by top athletes.
• SPORTS ACTION
  Take a swing at a speeding pitch and strike the soccer ball into the goal in fun sports-based activities.
• PROGRESS CHARTS
  Complete your daily training to challenge your Flash Focus Ability, then track your results with a calendar and easy-to-understand charts.

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Back of Case - DS (US)

Supervised by Dr Hisao Ishigaki,

a leader in visual training for athletes

Your eyes' ability to see is measured by more than just eyesight. Enjoy yourself and practise using the five visual abilities with Core and Sports training activities*.

Five Aspects of Focus Ability

• Dynamic Visual Acuity: The ability to clearly see moving objects
• Momentary Vision: The ability to take in a large amount of information at once
• Eye Movement: The ability to quickly move your eyes
• Peripheral Vision: The ability to see a wide area
• Hand-Eye Co-ordination: The ability to quickly and accurately react

*Note: This game helps you to train your visual abilities, but will not improve the actual strength of your eyesight.

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Back of Case - DS (AUS)