Big Brain Academy

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This page or section needs more images. There's a whole lotta words here, but not enough pictures. Please fix this. Specifically: #Regional Differences There are a lot of graphical changes. #Minigames #Correct/Incorrect

To do: More #Unused Text - CVS files and a different dummy.txt file in the archives.

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Unused Text#

Multiple folders contain a text file called dummy.txt, which contains the following:

アーカイブ化されたので、このディレクトリーにあるファイルを消しました。
何もないとこのディレクトリーがcvsに消されるので、このファイルを入れました。

The text translates to:

Because it was archived, I removed the file from this directory.
Since the empty directory is erased from cvs, I inserted this file.

Regional Differences#

Title Screen#

Japan	South Korea	America/Europe	France

Currency#

Currencies were changed between versions. The Japanese version uses yen, the North American version uses U.S. cents, and the English PAL version uses pence (not Australian dollars). For some European languages other than English, like the Spanish one, there are Euros and European cents as well, which can be switched with the English pence by pressing the A button.

Japan	South Korea	America	Europe

Minigames#

The Japanese version has an exclusive "Language" category, with three activities based on the Japanese language. In the international versions, this category was replaced with Think, and the activities were replaced with Missing Link, Animal Lines, and Bone Yard.

Correct/Incorrect#

In the Japanese and Korean versions, a red maru (circle) is used to indicate correct, and a blue batsu (cross) for incorrect. These have been changed to a green check mark (or tick) and a red cross respectively in international versions.