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Megalodon and Mosasaurus fight for deep sea domination
The T-Rex couldn't swim. It is now the time for the jurassic hungry Megalodon to rampage thru the depth of the ocean! The hungry Megalodon now arrived in a cold deep area of the sea. Here he met a strange looking marine lizard Mosasaurus, armed with scary teeth, the mighty Mosasaurus, the king of the deep, one of the strongest ancient lizard. The Mosasaurus is a very powerful marine dinosaur carnivore. Their massive size matters. They primarily feed on fishes like Dunkleosteous or Leedsichthys and other marine animals, and they are not afraid to defend its territory from other primitive water predators such as Megalodon and Heliocoprion, or even a dinosaur such as Spinosaurus, Predator-X or large crocodilian Deinosuchus! The two king of marine monster of deepthness of the water is going to fight each other in a dangerous fish vs marine lizard dinosaur deathmatch! Who would win in this epic water dinosaur hunting match? The ocean fish king, Megalodon or the king of deep sea area, Mosasaurus. Lets just play this awesome dino battle game, Megalodon vs Mosasaurus. How To Play: - Use joystick to move around as the Meg or Mosa - Press four attack buttons to attack enemy marine dinosaur or prehistoric shark - Build up combo and unlock special attack - Press special attack button to unleash powerful hit and stun enemy dino or shark Features: - Cute and fearsome, also awesome deep sea graphics - Pick your side as marine Mosasaurus or the hungry Megalodon - Epic gameplay of marine animals and jurassic dinosaur park game - Nice sound effects and cool action music
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$479
$240 – $958
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$479
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