
102 Dalmatiner
4.2 / 5
Elmo's ABCs landed on the Game Boy Color in 1999, a time when handhelds were still exploring the limits of kid‑focused software. Bonsai Entertainment Corp. handled the development while NewKidCo took care of publishing, pairing a modest studio with a company known for family‑friendly releases.
Even though the title sits in the miscellaneous bucket on databases, it stands out as a bright, alphabet‑learning adventure that leveraged the GBC’s color palette to make letters pop. For a console that was mostly about platformers and RPGs, this Sesame Street‑branded entry offered a gentle, educational alternative that still feels like a quirky piece of late‑90s handheld history.
Edited by Maya Carter

4.2 / 5


