T.E.A.M.M.A.T.E.

T.E.A.M.M.A.T.E. or Total Electronic Advanced Microprocessing Maneuvers and Tactics Equipment is a dedicated console on which a number of games and activities can be played. The console features a keypad for input, a 4x4 LED display and a two character LED text display. There are different overlays for the 4x4 display for the different programs the device can run. It comes with 25 programs it can run some of which are games. The device has an educational approach to computing in general.

The following games and game-like activities are included:

• Dice - Not a game but an electronic replacement for dice in any board game.
• Tic-Tac-Toe - The classic game of getting three in a row, for two players.
• Music - The device can both play back and record music that is keyed in.
• Bleep - A Pong variant for two players, both must try to keep the ball, which travels randomly from side to side, in the field. The key corresponding with the position it will end up in must be pressed before the ball reaches it.
• Bleep against the machine - As Bleep, but played against the computer.
• To Catch a Thief - Not a game, but an activity which can be used in detective play to have a database of criminals to cross-reference against.
• The Computer Bartender - Store cocktail recipes.
• From Colors to Logic - Color mixing help.
• An Elementary Calculator - A math exercise.
• Music Chord - Identify chords.
• The Computer Detective - Logic grid puzzle where a story is given and the player must use deduction to find the profession of various characters.
• Doctor Logix - Medical diagnosis.
• From La Paz to Buenos Aires - Game in which the player must give the cities the player must travel through to reach the destination.
• A Translating Machine - The device translates a sample of given English phrases and sentences to French.
• A Knowledge Test - Create your own four question test with two options for each question.
• A Numbers Game - Players take turns to assign values to keys. The other player than has three tries in which two keys may be pressed, of which the score is totalled. The player with the most points wins.
• Wheel of Fortune (Beginners) - Spinning wheel which gives a number when stopped.
• Wheel of Fortune (Advanced) - Spinning wheel which gives a number when stopped. Players earn points and must hit a specific target amount of points, when overshooting it their score resets.
• A Computer Weather Forecast - Weather forecast based on wind direction and barometer rising or falling.
• Mini Checkers - Checkers on a 4x4 grid. When no more moves are possible the player with the most pieces on the other side wins.
• NIM - A nim variant in which the play area is divided in three areas of 1, 5 and 10 lights. Players take turns turning off any number of lamps from a given area. The player to turn of the last lamp wins the game.