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Frostbite

Frostbite (XSX) game cover art
Platform: Atari 2600
Tags: Action
Developer: Activision

Publisher
Region
Released
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08/14/1983

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Frostbite review

Reviewed October 31, 2003

retro says: "Life is harsh in the arctic. We humans can't seem to find a way to live in parts of the world simply because it's too damn cold. Certain species of animals can amaze us in their ability to live in or adapt to the bone-chilling temperatures of places like Antarctica, where no human dares to make their home. Apparently, since they're so used to not seeing any people in their territory, they hate us, and they'll do anything to make us go home or die, whichever happens to come first. "
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