Glib
Glib, subtitled Video Word Game, is a 1983 word-building game published by Selchow & Righter, the company behind the Scrabble board game, and developed by Qualtronic Devices (QDI). You pick up lettered tiles with a joystick-controlled cursor and arrange them into words against the clock, with letter values and bonus squares that will feel familiar to Scrabble players. It had very limited distribution and is now a rare cartridge. You can play it here in your browser.