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| name = ''Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree''
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'''Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree''' is a video game for the [[Wii]]. It is a sequel to the 6 million seller hit, [[Big Brain Academy]] for the [[Nintendo DS]]. It was announced on September 14, [[2006]] during Japan's [[Wii]] event. The game features new puzzles and mini-games that the player will be able to solve. The main characters of the games are the customizable [[Mii]]s that you are able to make on the [[Wii]] console. The european name for the game is plainly '''''Big Brain Academy for Wii'''''.
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'''''Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree''''' is a video game for the [[Wii]]. It is a sequel to the 6 million seller hit, ''[[Big Brain Academy]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]]. It was announced on September 14, [[2006]], during Japan's [[Wii]] event. The game features new puzzles and mini-games that the player will be able to solve. The main characters of the games are the customizable [[Mii]]s that you are able to make on the [[Wii]] console. The European name for the game is plainly '''''Big Brain Academy for Wii'''''.
   
 
==Gameplay==
 
==Gameplay==
 
The game is geared toward people whom normally don't play video games, and for people of all ages. The game is controlled by using the Wii's remote, rather than using a stylus.
 
The game is geared toward people whom normally don't play video games, and for people of all ages. The game is controlled by using the Wii's remote, rather than using a stylus.
   
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===Activities===
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There are 15 activities in the game, divided into five categories: Visualize, Identify, Memorize, Compute, and Analyze. One activity from each category is used in the "Test" to find the size of your brain, similar in fashion to the test in the Nintendo DS original. Also like the original game, the activities can be played for fun in the "Practice" section.
   
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The game gives guest miis that look like the normal miis if you erase miis in the mii channel or move them to the mii parade
[[Category: Wii Games ]]
 
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==Videos==
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{{Video
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| vid1 = Big Brain Academy Wii Degree (VG) (2007) - Wii
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| vid1caption = Trailer
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| vid2 = Big Brain Academy Wii Degree Nintendo Wii Trailer - Navigating the Academy
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| vid2caption = Navigating the Academy
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| vid3 = Big Brain Academy Wii Degree Nintendo Wii Trailer - Identify
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| vid3size = 200px
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| vid3caption = Identify
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| vid4 = Big Brain Academy Wii Degree Nintendo Wii Trailer - It's Hard Being Smart
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| vid4size = 200px
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| vid4caption = It's Hard Being Smart
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==Music==
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The main title (composed by Ryo Nagamatsu) is available with the CD [[Touch! Generations Soundtrack]]
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[[es:Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree]]
 
[[Category:Wii games]]
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[[Category:2007 video games]]
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[[Category:Big Brain Academy games]]
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[[Category:Games published by Nintendo]]

Revision as of 05:32, 19 December 2019

Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree is a video game for the Wii. It is a sequel to the 6 million seller hit, Big Brain Academy for the Nintendo DS. It was announced on September 14, 2006, during Japan's Wii event. The game features new puzzles and mini-games that the player will be able to solve. The main characters of the games are the customizable Miis that you are able to make on the Wii console. The European name for the game is plainly Big Brain Academy for Wii.

Gameplay

The game is geared toward people whom normally don't play video games, and for people of all ages. The game is controlled by using the Wii's remote, rather than using a stylus.

Activities

There are 15 activities in the game, divided into five categories: Visualize, Identify, Memorize, Compute, and Analyze. One activity from each category is used in the "Test" to find the size of your brain, similar in fashion to the test in the Nintendo DS original. Also like the original game, the activities can be played for fun in the "Practice" section.

The game gives guest miis that look like the normal miis if you erase miis in the mii channel or move them to the mii parade

Videos

Videos
File:Big Brain Academy Wii Degree (VG) (2007) - Wii
Trailer
File:Big Brain Academy Wii Degree Nintendo Wii Trailer - Navigating the Academy
Navigating the Academy
File:Big Brain Academy Wii Degree Nintendo Wii Trailer - Identify
Identify
File:Big Brain Academy Wii Degree Nintendo Wii Trailer - It's Hard Being Smart
It's Hard Being Smart
Main Page: Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree/videos


Music

The main title (composed by Ryo Nagamatsu) is available with the CD Touch! Generations Soundtrack