Sesame Street: Countdown is an educational game published by Hi Tech Expressions for the NES, released in 1991, and it is designed to help young children learn numbers and counting skills with the help of The Count, the famous Sesame Street vampire who loves to count everything. You play as a character, interacting with The Count and other Muppets, as they guide you through a series of mini-games and activities that teach number recognition, counting, and simple arithmetic in a fun and engaging way. A unique feature is the "counting" focus – the game is centered around the Count's love of numbers, and each activity involves counting objects, recognizing numbers, and solving simple math problems, with the Count providing encouragement and counting along with the player. The game includes multiple activities, such as counting bats, counting cookies, and matching numbers to quantities, each with different difficulty levels to suit the child's progress. The graphics are colorful and detailed, with a friendly and cheerful art style that is inviting and accessible to young children, with the Muppets rendered in a charming cartoon style. The music is light and educational, with a cheerful and catchy tune that keeps children engaged and entertained while learning. Critics appreciated the educational value, the use of The Count, and the interactive and fun gameplay, making it a great tool for preschoolers learning to count. It supports one player. Sesame Street: Countdown is a great educational game for young children.