Right. This was the first "game" that actually improved intelligence. The article you linked doesn't have much to do with the claims about dual-n-back. It se

Right. This was the first "game" that actually improved intelligence. The article you linked doesn't have much to do with the claims about dual-n-back. It seems to be referring exclusively to traditional video games, with most of the claimed benefits relating to hand-eye coordination, spacial recognition, reaction times, stimulus processing, etc. Dual-n-back, and improving working memory, is a totally different animal.