Math Blaster in the Prime Adventure - Nintendo DS

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A variety of math games keep learning fast paced. View larger.

Save the galaxy with math facts. View larger. Graduate from Blaster Corps Academy
Students who mastered the original Math Blaster are sure to remember Aimee, the sharp AI program that worked with the Blasters to restore lost knowledge and save the universe from destruction. In this incarnation, Aimee has gone missing and a new program named Eemia has started causing problems all over the universe.

It's your mission to foil Eemia, save the venerable Aimee, and right the imbalance in the world around you. This will ensure your graduation from the elite Blaster Corps Academy.

Improve Speed and Accuracy with Repetition
Action-based games keep kids scrambling to accomplish goals, which can only be achieved by correctly answering a quick succession of puzzling math problems. The practice helps support learning and keep skills sharp. And with three distinct difficulty modes, these games offer an excellent chance for growth over time.

Engage in Four-Player Math Battles
You can decide to move through 20 levels of tough challenges in Adventure mode or select to immerse yourself in arcade-style play with challenge mode. High score tracking lets you compare results with siblings, friends, and your previous missions, while four-player battle mode lets you test the math skills of your friends and enemies in real time.