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Would you turn down $11 million dollars?

Dr. Ryuta Kawashima has – he's the "brains" behind the incredibly popular Brain Age games for the portable Nintendo DS system. If you've ever played these addictive puzzlers, you've seen a digital version of the bespectacled professor, who guides you through the various mental exercises designed to sharpen your brain.

"Not a single yen has gone in my pocket," asserts Dr. Kawashima in a recent interview with Agence France-Presse.

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