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City Connection (New)

Brand new. Also compatible with the Retro Freak as well as Mega Drive.

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$52.49 $69.99 In stock

Category: Brilliant

Brings back the gaming fun from the Famicom era with a unique twist on the platform genre in that it is played by a car. Drivers must cover as many of the platform levels as possible and in doing so complete the road they drive over. Some mightily impressive sprite rotation techniques as the players car changes direction or it fires a bullet into the pursuing police cars to spin them out of control. Nice backgrounds too with the Statue of Liberty and Big Ben guesting. Well worth its revival on the Mega Drive – a true labour of love from Habit Soft converting the arcade version with features not possible on the Famicom plus a few bonus extras.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison K. ★★★★★

Driving a car through classic Famicom-style platform levels is so refreshingly odd and addictive. Covering every platform while dodging obstacles keeps me coming back for just one more run.

Evelyn ★★★★★

I wasn't sure a car-based platformer would work, but the way you have to strategically cover each level to maximize your route is surprisingly clever and addictive. The controls feel tight and responsive, just like the classic Famicom games I grew up with.

Isabella ★★★★★

The whole gimmick of driving a car through what looks like a side-scrolling platformer level actually works, and chaining jumps to cover more of the stage gets addictive fast. It's that old Famicom kind of challenge where you keep retrying just to beat your own route.