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I have very vague memories about it. I saw it played in a video game store long ago, but it has been haunting me for a long time. Picrelated is not it, but it was very similar.
I'm 99% sure it's on NES (well, Dendy). It's an arcade-style game with a side view where you control a chibi-style car and go up and down on platforms (they had diagonal ramps connecting them). You had to avoid cars going your way and I think your objective was to make them crash by avoiding them. I think a lot of them looked like cartoon off-roaders. That's about it, there wasn't any variety really as far as I can recall; just a side-scrolling arcade action.
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city connection?
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>>3691928
That is absolutely, without a doubt, City Connection.
It was an arcade game first, released by Jaleco, which recently declared bankruptcy.
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City Connection doesn't have diagonal ramps though.
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>>3691928
Up 'N Down?
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>>3693389
The thing is, it really looks INCREDIBLY similar, because after all the premise of the game is pretty unique. I think the game also had a night city background too (I had only seen one level of the game).
But at the same time, it looks off… I think the cars look smaller in City Connection, and fuck me but I think there were diagonal ramps/slopes in it.
Which brings me to this thought I have… Are there any other games similar to CIty Connection on NES? There's a minuscule chance it was on Mega Drive, but given it was a very arcade-ish game and it wasn't very fast I highly doubt that.
>>3693542
Not it. The game had a side view like in any platformer, exactly like in City Connection
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>>3691928
NINE ELEVEN
9-11
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Maybe it was like some Chinese bootleg of City Connection
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