• Stitchpunk1
    • 8 months 28 days ago
    • Posts: 8
    		 I'm trying to figure out what this VHS learning game was was back in the 90's. I remember a bear being the main character in it and you had a tiny console you plugged into the tv and picked one of the colors for a answer.
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    • Edgold707
      • 8 months 28 days ago
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      		 Video Buddy was an interactive VHS educational system from Interactive Learning Group. First introduced in 1999, over a dozen titles were released, including three based on Jim Henson's Muppet Babies. Other properties included Paddington Bear and The Big Comfy Couch.

      The system consisted of a "kid-friendly handset" that featured two handles and six large, colorful buttons. The unit interacted with the video tapes through a suction cup sensor that attached to the television screen.



      The description is from Muppet Wiki and the pic is from Ebay.
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      • Stitchpunk1
        • 6 months 14 days ago
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        		 No I remember the buttons were big and square on the controller.
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        • pikachulover
          • 6 months 14 days ago
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          		 Was it Videosmarts?
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          • Stitchpunk1
            • 6 months 12 days ago
            • Posts: 8
            		 YES THATS IT! Thank you so much!
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