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Players need to fly over the grumpy cactus, avoid the dangerous crab claws, and grab all of the peppers in four frenzied food-filled chapters.  Players can also use anything they see in  Rubber Tacos to create their own levels that they can share with their friends.  With over 120 muy caliente levels and countless special moves, players are sure to develop a hankering for this hot and saucy game.

FEATURES:
-120 levels of bouncing madness
-4 exciting chapters
-5 unique characters
-Extreme power-ups
-Create and share levels
-Challenge your friends
-Leaderboards
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