Sesame Street Mix & Match for the Apple II

Mix and Match was a Sesame Street video game produced by the Children's Computer Workshop for the Apple operating system and Atari in 1981. The game consisted of the opportunity to mix and match the body parts of Sesame Street characters. It retailed for $50.
1981? That meant this was the first sesame street video game.
The game was produced by a new division of the Children's Television Workshop, the Children's Computer Workshop (CCW). It was designed and created by David Fox (later to become one of Lucasfilm Games' founding members) of the Marin Computer Center.
This game is super rare, it was lost media until a user named 4am uploaded the game to the Wayback Machine at the end of the 2016. Which you are able to play the game in your browser.
Link: archive.org/de...
I was gonna upload it on my Wayback alt, but I thought this was important.

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I have three things to say about this game. I remember playing it when I was little. The names they came up with were funny. And Grover is not supposed to be pink.

[@carliefoster2215]

This was my jam back in the day!

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I use to play this game in grade school.

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