Mattel’s Mind Flex Game Removes The Game Pad In Favor Of Brain Scanning

January 5th, 2009 3:16 PM | by Christen da Costa | 5 Comments

The days of mind control are upon us, albeit in games.  Mattel’s latest, the Mind Flex game, tests a user’s concentration by challenging them to place a ball through a number of hoops.  Sounds simple, right?  Actually, there is no game pads, just a brain scanning device.  The user wears the device, and through thought alone has to power a fan that will float the ball through the game’s obstacles.

We’ll try to make our way over to Mattel’s CES booth to get a hands on, but you can expect the product to launch later this year for about $80.

[Telegraph]

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5 Responses to “Mattel’s Mind Flex Game Removes The Game Pad In Favor Of Brain Scanning”

  1. Danielle says:

    psssssh this works! no way

  2. Anonymous! says:

    This is amazing! I cant wait to try one of this devices, unfortunately i´m in a third world country, so… :(

  3. Scott says:

    okay… what am I thinking right now?

  4. Tymtravler says:

    You don’t believe, uummm, that is why you fail. May the Force Be With You, Always.

  5. Michael says:

    I actuall read a review of this product in Popular Science magazine, and can’t wait to get my hands one…great for killing time at the office!

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