Publisher: Selchow and Righter

Selchow & Righter was a long-established New York board game maker, best known for Scrabble. Its one Atari 2600 cartridge is Glib, a 1983 word-building game developed by Qualtronic Devices (QDI). You pick up lettered tiles with a cursor and arrange them into words against the clock, with letter values and bonus squares that Scrabble players will recognise. It had very limited distribution and is now a rare cartridge.
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