Published by US Games, Quaker Oats' brief foray into the cartridge business, it offers defending a carrot patch from foxes trying to steal it, with a rabbit protagonist that inevitably recalls Bugs Bunny, though without any official license involved. The gameplay is resolved with simple dodge-and-strike reflexes.
It's one more piece from the huge number of third-party companies that, drawn by Activision's success, tried to carve out a place in the 2600 market with mixed results, many of them disappearing just a couple of years later.
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