What is missing in modern video games? They lack the active participation of the players. Today, children tend to choose to play video games instead of actively participating in an actual multiplayer game. Years ago, it was not uncommon to see a group of children (even teenagers) playing together in the park. They can just play with their Frisbees, ride their bikes together, or go jogging with their dogs. However, being exposed to video games since they are less than 7 years old, modern children tend to have their own world. He deprives himself of participation in the community, sometimes even in the family.
The parents, who grew up in a completely different world, cannot fully understand what happened. Some of them even seem to ignore this fact. Participation or commitment is one of the key things to building relationships. If your children lack this skill, they are in danger of becoming someone who will be shunned by the community, just because they can’t fit in.
Parents should take advantage of the Christmas season of 2010 to strengthen ties within the family. A great way to do this is to find an interesting toy that both adults and children can play with. Parents should then spend a few hours playing with their children, having fun with them, talking with them. Above all, one important thing to do at Christmas is to spend some time with family.
Are there any toys that serve this purpose? Meet the Loopz Game Mattel, a new and improved version of Simon Says (back in the late eighties). What is the game Loopz? It is a memory game that required players to remember and imitate intermittent color patterns by moving their hands in and out of “loops”. Consisting of various game modes and levels, along with faster and faster patterns, Loopz Game is suitable for both kids and adults. It promotes the active participation of the whole family, since players can activate the multiplayer mode and compete with up to 4 family members at the same time. Why should parents sit on the couch while watching their children play? This toy encouraged parents to be the players too.