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Control notes

  • The available NES control details are not stated here because button assignments vary by documentation and should not be inferred.

How it plays

How does City Connection play?

Drive across connected road segments and cover the roadway with paint. The stage is cleared when all required road sections have been painted, while police cars patrol the platforms and try to intercept the player.

The screen scrolls horizontally as the car moves. Use jumps to change levels, avoid enemies, and reach unpainted sections. Progression comes from completing successive city stages; the game emphasizes score, lives, route planning, and precise timing rather than a story campaign or character upgrades.

Plan your run

What is the best way to play City Connection?

Paint nearby road sections before making unnecessary long jumps, because returning across open gaps increases the chance of colliding with patrol cars.

Watch enemy movement before committing to a landing. Keep enough space to accelerate away from police cars, and use the road layout to separate enemies from the sections that still need paint.

Before you begin

What should you know before playing?

  1. 1

    Prioritize safe, reachable road sections over risky jumps.

  2. 2

    Use the full width of a platform to line up landings.

  3. 3

    Treat each life as a route-learning attempt; enemy patterns become easier to read with repetition.

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