Publisher: Camelot

Camelot is the name on Tooth Protectors, a 1983 advertising game made by DSD/Camelot for Johnson & Johnson. It was never sold in shops: the company mailed it 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 DSD/Camelot, and the cartridge is now very rare. Load Tooth Protectors below and play it in your browser.

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 row of teeth against falling snacks and call in a toothbrush, floss and mouth rinse to clean them. The play is close to Activision’s Kaboom!, and the cartridge is now very rare. You can play it here in your browser, with nothing to install.