Sesame Street Arcade Cabinet for McDonald's in 90s

Was it only in Portland,Oregon

They had Sesame Street arcade cabinets in a McDonalds in my town for years. They got rid of them because they rarely ever worked properly. They replaced them with an air hockey table.

Well I'm glad to know they existed. I was starting to wonder if I had imagined it. I just can't find any proof of it online.

I wanna bump this original thread of mine, since I still never resolved this. However, would this go under unidentified media? This was my first thread here so I might have been hasty putting it in the lost media section.
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That being said, I have yet to find proof that a Sesame Street arcade cabinet exists. I finally asked my older sister about this because I was worried I dreamt this, and she confirmed that there were arcade cabinets in our McDonalds, including a possible Sesame Street one. She also told me that they were really bad? Something a little kid wouldn't even wanna play.

-I don't believe they were the n64 cabinets you would see at McDonald's.
-I cannot for the life of me find a Sesame Street arcade cabinet, the best I found was a Phillips CD being modded into an arcade cabinet and it played that Sesame Street game someone in this thread suggested, but I doubt that's it.
-I remember the cabinets being small? Something a five year old could walk up to, sit down at, and play?

Unfortunately I only remember the gameplay, and even then it's bits and pieces. Something circus themed, something to do with a sad elephant, and I thought Big Bird was talking about the elephant? Like he introduces them?

But after I realized I was able to sit and play, it occurred to me that these had to of been tabletop machines. They probably had some weird tabletop arcade machines setup at a table in the play place, I mean that's what makes the most sense.

I'm lowkey thinking that it was something my local McDonalds did specifically. Which makes this search harder, because who knows how or why they added something like that. I do know that they must have been low quality since my sister said the games were bad, and they weren't there for long.

No, but it's because I have a feeling they won't know what I'm talking about since this happened in 1998-1999. I mean unless it's owned by the same franchise owner? I guess I could look and see.