GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Currently scheduled for release in March, QuickSpot is a DS-exclusive puzzle game in which you're tasked with finding subtle differences between two ...

Bandai Namco has released a brand new puzzler title this week designed to challenge the right side of your brain with QuickSpot. Designed specifically for the Nintendo Switch, the game will challenge ...

A pair of fresh trailers for Quickspot have been uploaded over at IGN, giving us a better sense of direction in regards to where this game is headed. Just about the same thing as those games in the ...

QuickSpot is, at its very, very basic, the virtual version of those "spot the differences" challenges you find on the back of Denny's placemats, or in those half-doodled Highlights magazines on the ...

DS mind-benders have sold in steroid-like proportions, especially in Japan, where Brain Training has made the Nintendo handheld outrageously successful. It's no surprise, then, that Namco Bandai has ...

NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. today released two new trailers from its newest brain teaser QuickSpot that will be available for the Nintendo DS this March. A fast and challenging game of ...

E10+ - Alcohol and Tobacco Reference, Suggestive Themes, Mild Language, Mild Blood, Fantasy Violence All the Latest Game Footage and Images from QuickSpot: Master of the Right Brain Train your right ...

Switch on your right brain! Train your creativity! QuickSpot contains over 20 types of Spot the Difference and 500 illustrations so you can keep playing without ever getting bored. Whether alone or ...

NamcoBandai just sent us a press release stating that its game Quickspot has gone gold and is expected to meet its date with retail shelves in the U.S. on March 13th. For those unaware, Quickspot is a ...

How much fun can you have looking at two pictures and spotting the subtle differences between them? You’d best hope the answer to that question is “a whole heck of a bunch” if you plan to invest in ...

Train your right bright with spot the difference puzzles in QuickSpot: Master of the Right Brain, a “spot the difference action” game playable solo or with friends.