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It appears JavaScript is disabled in your browser. Please enable JavaScript and refresh the page in order to complete this form. By Kay Marner Updated on June 7, It looks like Wii will keep our sanity this winter, after all. Especially for the younger readers out there, it may be a valid question. Intellivision was the primary competitor for Atari. Released in by Mattel, it boasted significantly better graphics than Atari, but at a higher price point.

Intellivision had a diverse catalog of games ranging from educational titles to sports, action, adventure, arcade, etc. It was billed as a machine that would entertain the whole family. And I can say it did that well, as I grew up with one in my house, and we all had a lot of fun playing that machine. Amico is a new console being released by Intellivision Entertainment later this year.

So how does he propose to do this? In one of my first posts, I shared how I had become addicted to a mobile game.

It started out as simply a bit of fun to let off some steam, but the game was designed to keep you coming back and spending more and more time and money on it.

Eventually I was spending over half of my waking time each day either playing the game or participating in chats about the game. And there was constant pressure to engage in microtransactions in order to compete at the highest levels. Meanwhile, I ignored work, family, and friends. And I am really looking for ways to connect with my kids around things we all love. First, Amico helps to counter some of the isolating tendencies of video game fixations.

It is offering casual style, couch co-op games that are designed to be played and enjoyed by the whole family. They are provided solely for the benefit of my readers. Looking for more great ADHD content? Skip to content Photo courtesy of Tommy Tallarico, Intellivision Entertainment First off, you may be asking, what the hell is Intellivision? What is Amico? Like this: Like Loading Follow Following. ADHD surprise Join 81 other followers.

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Players are challenged by a puzzle-filled world, requiring critical thinking and goal directed persistence — in other words, completing a goal despite distractions and competing interests. Guitar Hero is an exercise in focus and reflex.

It offers teens an opportunity to fine-tune their ability to pay attention and to turn visual stimulation into physical reaction. It takes working memory to master this game, since it relies on repetition of complex patterns. You must be logged in to post a comment. It appears JavaScript is disabled in your browser. Please enable JavaScript and refresh the page in order to complete this form.