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Twitter Games – Making Twitter More Fun

Here are some Twitter Games to make your (tweeting) day a bit more fun.

@TwitBrain: Train your brain by tweeting the answer to the challenges and earn Respect.

@BeatMyTweet: A word scrambling game. Just reply with your answer. Check out the top players here.

@PlayTwivia : Play trivia by following along and @replying answers! New questions every 4 hours!

@TweetBomb: A sort of a game that features a follower to be bombed by @reply message with no text.

@BattleTweets: This one is still on development and maybe worth watching out for.

@Tweet140: Follow me and I’ll start tracking the length of your tweets. The closer to a 140 character average, the better your score.

WhoseTweet: Not really played on Twitter but it’s about your Twitter Friends. This is a fast-paced game for Twitter junkies. You will be shown 20 random Twitter messages, one at a time, and it will be up to you to click on the user that each one belongs to. When it’s over, you can compare your performance with your friends.

@NameCheap used to host a trivia game on Twitter. Anyone who answers correctly gets a free domain name. Worth watching out for if they’re going to do it again.

Tags: Games, Train Your Brain, trivia, twitter

Mind360: The Train Your Brain Social Networking Site

Mind360 is a social networking site geared towards enhancing people’s mental fitness through an online cognitive training platform. You can play engaging games that are designed to further strengthen key cognitive functions including Memory, Attention, Executive Functions, Thinking and Reasoning, and Visual Perception, in an enjoyable fashion.

The social networking side of Mind360 allows you to play with friends by challenging them to a mind game. Since studies prove that competitive brain training is an excellent way to sharpen your cognitive skills faster, having friendly challenges with your friends will further enhance your brain activity and speed up improvement while having some fun, especially when you’re beating the hell out of your opponent.

If you’re looking for some online fun and like to have little brain training session, you might want to the service, it looks great and they have some pretty cool and fun games for you. One more thing, if you have some questions regarding any aspect of cognitive science, you can submit them using their “Ask Our Psychologist” tab.

Tags: Games, Mind360, Social Networking, Train Your Brain