Description

"Sesame Street: Numbers" is an educational video game released for the Panasonic 3DO interactive multiplayer console, designed to teach young children the basics of counting and simple mathematics. Featuring the beloved characters from Sesame Street, such as Big Bird, Ernie, and the Count, the game uses engaging interactive segments to captivate the attention of its audience. Each segment includes mini-games, songs, and puzzles tailored to help children recognize numbers and understand basic counting concepts. Players can explore various levels, each themed around different numbers and related activities, making learning both fun and interactive.

Developed by Electronic Arts in collaboration with the Children's Television Workshop, "Sesame Street: Numbers" was part of a broader effort to utilize emerging video game technology for educational purposes during the early 1990s. Released in 1994, this game belongs to a special category of 3DO titles that emphasize educational content over traditional gameplay, reflecting an era where console capabilities were expanding into new domains. The use of familiar characters from the Sesame Street show, combined with the novel interactive format of the 3DO system, provided a unique learning tool. The game is noted for its simple, user-friendly interface, which was designed to be accessible to preschool-aged children, ensuring that they could play and learn even with minimal adult supervision. This approach exemplifies the educational potential of video games, making "Sesame Street: Numbers" a noteworthy example in the history of educational gaming.

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