How different are brain quest and brain quest smart? Are they totally different?
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Brain Quest smart and Brain Quest are different because Brain quest smart is an actual game consisting of a group of players where you must answer educational trivia questions according to 1st through 6th grade level and Brain Quest would only consist of questions interactive with one person answering questions on a specific grade level. My daughter is 7 and thinks its a lot of fun!
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I think the only difference is design colors and characters - they both have same interactive content. I have the musical table and it's the best toy I've ever bought for my son who is now 1 year old. Great for them to balance on when they first get vertical and tons of music buttons to play with - highly recommend.
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Not sure exactly but mind works amazingly well. Used over 50 times already.
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No, I don't think it's too easy. The game comes with challenges (pictures showing 100 different starting board layouts), from easy to extremely difficult. IQ Fit, IQ Link, and Bend It are games in the same universe and may be a little more challenging -- definitely none of the smart adults with multiple college degrees we know has made it through all the challenges for any of these. . . (I mean, they aren't spending hours each day trying, either, but none of these games is a slam dunk once you get out of the "beginner" level.)
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Yes I have switched out different models, but it is best to buy the new brain with it as recommended.
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This isn't the game Jeopardy. Can you phrase that in the form of a question please?
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Same game, but they have different answers. I have both, and we have exhausted the Scrabble branded game just from playing it so much. We just purchased the "Electronic Catch Phrase" and it has all new answers.
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Ernie...........this computer sent it before I was finished. The one I had before, it did not unscramble words. You have to be able to pronounce the wordphonetically and the Speller will bring the sound alike word on the screen. Is it worth it? Franklin is a good brand as far as I know. I would buy and try itfor the small fee it cost at this time and work to be able to use it comfortably. Take care~~~
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Hi I actually have both systems for my 5 yr old. It is tough to say which one is better they are both very similar I guess it most comes down to what do you want your kids to do or better yet what do they like to do? The Digital Arts and Crafts is just that art & craft with their favorite characters the Computer Cool School has some art but also has educational games. My son plays with both and likes both. The only bad thing is that I haven't seen any new software for the Digital Arts & Crafts Studio I hope Fisher-Price makes some more. I hope I helped.
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I'm so sorry! I wouldn't know the difference. All I know for sure is that my kids and godson loved it. It works great and it's been months since I bought it for them. I say: give it a try. :) Good luck.P.S., sorry for not being so much help... :(
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Danny, the questions are not just teen oriented. I'm an adult who plays this with 6-8 adults. We play in singles or in teams. The questions are easier than original Trivial Pursuit, but still challenging.
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While content is age appropriate, 9 will be too young for this game, because the questions are directed more towards adults. There is a lot of questions revolving around world leaders, sports figures, politics, and religion that even my nerdy friend set cannot answer. This game is much like Trivial Pursuit, in that there are many questions based on trivial knowledge. The zwap and bezzerwizzer tiles add a fun twist to the game though. Is it more fun than Trivial Pursuit? Yes. If you really want to challenge your child, is this a good game for it? Yes. Will your child become upset because they cannot answer many of the questions? Yes/probably. I say go for it. She can play when she is older, or you can really challenge her to learn new things she might not be exposed to at her age. And as the parent, you can "alter" and "censor" the questions as you see fit.
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I don't know the difference but want to mention the following: 1) the box arrived very damaged with stains on it (I will not use this supplier again), and, 2) the game is very easily mastered. After about two turns for each side it's a boor (sp?). Horeshoes is more exciting. I highly recommend at least not using the supplier.
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Functionally, they operate exactly the same... the ball and 4 buttons. They use the same software driver. The only real difference is "look and feel". Besides the wrist rest, they not only look different, but the feel is very different. The Expert trackball feels, to me, sluggish and clumsy. It has a scroll ring around the ball. The Slimblade ball feels much smoother with less drag. And it has an unusual method for scrolling - you rotate the ball on its vertical axis with your first finger. It actually works quite easily. However, the buttons on both trackballs have a loud click sound and must be pushed rather hard to function. Also, scrolling on both devices jumps in small increments. It is not smooth. Also, there are many software options for configuring the buttons. However, some of them are rather awkward. For example, to use "Switch Application" (a favorite of mine), you set a button to activate this command, but then you have to simultaneously roll the ball to move the cursor across the open app icons on your screen. It is so awkward that I gave up on it. Frankly, between the loud button clicks and the odd ways for programming buttons, I did not like either of these devices and returned both for a refund. The best trackball made by Kensington, in my opinion, is the Orbit with a scroll ring. It is simple, smooth and the scroll ring works more smoothly than either the Slimblade or the Expert.
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These Brain Tokens available on Amazon are pretty nice.Brainz! - Upgrade Your Game with Brain Tokens
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Its a good game but the questions r geared more for very smart kids or adults.
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the website CNET had a great comparison and critique. I can't remember what they said specifically but the comparison answered my question about the differences.