Sesame Street: Countdown

Sesame Street: Countdown
Developer: Riedel Software Productions Publisher: Hi-Tech Expressions Platforms: NES Released in US: February 1992 This game has unused graphics.

Sesame Street: Countdown is a redundant educational game designed to help kids learn their numbers.

Unused Text

Loaded with the other title screen's graphics is text for a "walk" mode. This would function like the run mode, but it is assumed you would move slower. Interestingly, the text is much skinnier than the one used on the title screen.

Unused Tiles

An unused ground tile.

Level Warp

A warp exists in the game that takes the player from level one to level three. Go to the rightmost window of the second building (pictured above), and then jump while crouching. The screen will fade out and you will be taken to the third level.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Background Graphics

Level Transition

The stars that are actually used.

Some extra stars.

Level One: The City

Level Four: Circus

Level Six: Desert

A rock graphic, plus some other tiles found among the train graphics.

Level Seven: Jungle

Graphics for...something...are loaded alongside the level's other graphics.

Level Eight: Castle

The tapestry used in the game.

While tapestry graphics are used in the castle, many of them aren't.