Under the Sesame Street license, the game brings together Grover and Elmo for a series of short activities aimed at preschool-age children: recognizing numbers, letters, and shapes through simple stylus exercises, with the recognizable voices and look of the Jim Henson and Sesame Workshop franchise.
Like almost everything Sesame Street-licensed on DS, it's a tool made for parents more than for collectors: no deep mechanics, just a gentle entry point to the handheld for the youngest players. Its interest today is mostly nostalgic, for anyone who remembers sharing the console with a younger sibling.
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