AGI and Sega are creating a software for the DS, Kokoro Scan, that will be able to tell a person's mood. Along with it will be a few games and mini-games, one being Kokoro age.

This seems like something that will be incorporated in many DS games to come, re-revolutionizing the Nintendo DS. I will have to try it out first before I can confirm that though; so I'll just have to wait.

AGI and Sega have a quirky little program coming out for the Nintendo DS that will have gamers talking – literally.

Kokoro Scan is voice recognition software that is designed to gauge a person's mood. The program can tell if users are happy, sad, stressed and so on. It can even be used to scan the voices of others in the area.

The software comes with a few games, including Kokoro Age, which will have players trying to control their moods while talking. Mini-games are also included.

It doesn't sound like much right now, but if Kokoro Scan follows the typical Nintendo pattern, there will be much more there than meets the eye. Quirky + Nintendo tends to equal addictive!

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