- Plaque Attack
Infobox VG
title = Plaque Attack
developer =Activision
publisher =Activision
designer =Steve Cartwright
release = vgrelease|NA=1983 [cite web | url = http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/a2600/data/584977.html| title = Release information | publisher = Game FAQs | date = | accessdate = 2008-08-19]
genre = Educational
modes = Up to 2 players, alternating turns
cabinet =
arcade system =
display =
input =Joystick
platforms =Atari 2600 "Plaque Attack" is a
1983 video game for theAtari 2600 that was made byActivision . In this game a player keeps food from destroying teeth in a person's mouth.Steve Cartwright , who designed the game, said that game was meant to help people develop good dental habits.Gameplay
In this game, the user is a
toothpaste tube, and there are eight teeth to defend. Various types of food, such as hamburgers andfrench fries try to take out the teeth. The player fires toothpaste atfood intent on destroying the teeth. If the food is allowed to touch a tooth, it begins breaking down the tooth. If the player is fast enough to shoot the piece of food as soon as it starts breaking down the tooth the player will be able to save the tooth. If not, the tooth will be broken down. The food comes in waves, and the movements become more complicated. Destroying the food scores points, as does the number of teeth left at the end of each wave, and the amount of toothpasteAfter a certain amount of points is scored, users gain bonus teeth. Bonus teeth are applied at the end of each wave. If all eight teeth are still present, the additional teeth will be placed on the sides of the mouth. Otherwise the teeth will replace any teeth lost. Play continues until all the teeth are gone, at which point the game is over.
The No Plaque Pack
Skilled "Plaque Attack" players who scored more than 35,000 points could send a screenshot of their accomplishment to Activision, which would send a promotional patch and congratulatory letter to the player.
References
External links
*moby game|id=/plaque-attack
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