Tooth Protectors
Tooth Protectors is a 1983 Atari 2600 game made by DSD/Camelot for Johnson & Johnson, which offered it only by mail order in exchange for proof-of-purchase stamps. It is one of the earliest advertising games: you guard a…
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DSD is the developer credit on Tooth Protectors, a 1983 advertising game made by DSD/Camelot for Johnson & Johnson. It was never sold in shops but mailed out in exchange for proof-of-purchase stamps. You guard a row of teeth against falling snacks, in a style close to Activision’s Kaboom!. It was the only 2600 game from either the developer or the publisher, and it is now very rare.
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