I.Q. 180 offers logic and puzzle challenges for the Atari 2600, appealing directly to the idea of high IQ right in its name, a common marketing strategy in the puzzle genre of the era meant to suggest the game was designed for a demanding audience. It's part of the small but steady segment of brain-teaser games the console's library had. Its interest today is mainly as a catalog curiosity, representative of how different companies tried to set their puzzles apart with names promising a serious intellectual challenge.
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