History VideoGame / CityConnection

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Clarice has blue hair and is the only human who's face is seen.

''City Connection'' is a sidescrolling [[PlatformGame platform]] MazeGame made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice[[note]]Yes, she was ''the'' first video game heroine. Even earlier than [[Franchise/{{Metroid}} Samus Aran]], who debuted in 1986. As for why she's not as well known, see below in ShesAManInJapan.[[/note]], who goes across the world looking for love and painting every section of the roads in her Honda City hatchback. Complicating matters are the various police cars pursuing her and an odd cat who's just... [[TooDumbToLive standing on the road like an idiot]].

''City Connection'' is a sidescrolling [[PlatformGame platform]] MazeGame made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice[[note]]Yes, she was ''the'' first video game heroine. Even earlier than [[Franchise/{{Metroid}} Samus Aran]], who debuted in 1986. As for why she's not as well known, see below in ShesAManInJapan.[[/note]], who goes across the world looking for love and painting every section of the roads in her Honda City hatchback. Complicating matters are the various police cars pursuing her and an odd cat who's just... [[TooDumbToLive standing around the road like a doofus]].

* TooDumbToLive: The cat, who decides it's a [[SarcasmMode great idea]] to stand on the road looking a doofus, just asking to get hit by Clarise in her car.

''City Connection'' is a sidescrolling [[PlatformGame platform]] MazeGame made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice[[note]]Yes, she was ''the'' first video game heroine. Even earlier than [[Franchise/{{Metroid}} Samus Aran]], who debuted in 1986. As for why she's not as well known, see below in ShesAManInJapan.[[/note]], who goes across the world looking for love and painting every section of the roads in her Honda City hatchback. Complicating matters are the various police cars pursuing her and an odd cat who's just... standing around the road like a doofus.

''City Connection'' is a sidescrolling [[PlatformGame platform]] MazeGame made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice[[note]]Yes, she was ''the'' first video game heroine. Even earlier than [[Franchise/{{Metroid}} Samus Aran]], who debuted in 1986. As for why she's not as well known, see below.[[/note]], who goes across the world looking for love and painting every section of the roads in her Honda City hatchback. Complicating matters are the various police cars pursuing her and an odd cat who's just... standing around the road like a doofus.

''City Connection'' is a sidescrolling [[PlatformGame platform]] MazeGame made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice[[note]]Yes, she was ''the'' first video game heroine. Even before [[Franchise/{{Metroid}} Samus Aran]], who debuted in 1986.[[/note]], who goes across the world looking for love and painting every section of the roads in her Honda City hatchback. Complicating matters are the various police cars pursuing her and an odd cat who's just... standing around the road like a doofus.

The game was ported to the NES and the MSX. It also had a 2004 sequel for mobile phones called ''City Connection Rocket'' that featured Clarice as a spy for a secret organization trying to capture criminals around the world. Clarice herself also appears as a playable character in ''[[VideoGame/GameTengoku GUNbare! Game Tengoku]]''[[note]]albeit as a [[YouDontLookLikeYou short-haired blonde]] for some reason[[/note]] as well as in ''Game Tengoku [=CruisinMix=]''[[note]]based on her actual appearance[[/note]] as DLC.

Also an interesting bit of trivia: there exists a Japanese record/game company that has a subsidiary specializing in rereleasing soundtracks of old games. Their names? ''City Connection''[[note]]even going as far as to have Clarice's car as part of their logo![[/note]] and ''Clarice Disc''.

''City Connection'' is a sidescrolling [[PlatformGame platform]] MazeGame made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice, who goes across the world looking for love and painting every section of the roads in her Honda City hatchback. Complicating matters are the various police cars pursuing her and an odd cat who's just... standing around the road like a doofus.

The game was ported to the NES and the MSX. It also had a 2004 sequel for mobile phones called ''City Connection Rocket''. Clarice herself also appears as a playable character in ''[[VideoGame/GameTengoku GUNbare! Game Tengoku]]''[[note]]albeit as a [[YouDontLookLikeYou short-haired blonde]] for some reason[[/note]] as well as in ''Game Tengoku [=CruisinMix=]''[[note]]based on her actual appearance[[/note]] as DLC.

The game was ported to the NES and the MSX. It also had a 2004 sequel for mobile phones called ''City Connection Rocket''. Clarice herself also appears as a playable character in ''[[VideoGame/GameTengoku GUNbare! Game Tengoku]]''[[note]]albeit as a [[YouDontLookLikeYou short-haired blonde]] for some reason[[/note]] as well as in ''Game Tengoku [=CruisinMix=]''[[note]]as two characters: one based on her appearance in ''[=GUNbare!=]'' and the other based on her actual appearance as DLC[[/note]].

The game was ported to the NES and the MSX. It also had a 2004 sequel for mobile phones called ''City Connection Rocket''. Clarice herself also appears as a playable character in ''[[VideoGame/GameTengoku GUNbare! Game Tengoku]]''[[note]]albeit as a [[YouDontLookLikeYou short-haired blonde]] for some reason[[/note]] as well as in ''Game Tengoku Cruisin Mix''[[note]]as two characters: one based on her appearance in ''[=GUNbare!=]'' and the other based on her actual appearance as DLC[[/note]].

The game was ported to the NES and the MSX. It also had a 2004 sequel for mobile phones called ''City Connection Rocket''. Clarice herself also appears as a playable character in ''[[VideoGame/GameTengoku GUNbare! Game Tengoku]]''[[note]]albeit as a [[YouDontLookLikeYou short-haired blonde]] for some reason[[/note]] as well as in ''Game Tengoku Crusin Mix''[[note]]as two characters: one based on her appearance in ''[=GUNbare!=]'' and the other based on her actual appearance as DLC[[/note]].

The game was ported to the NES and the MSX. It also had a 2004 sequel for mobile phones called ''City Connection Rocket''.

** Stage 2’s BGM uses the intro, rhythm and Bassline of Deep Purple’s “Highway Star” but still retains the melody of Music/PyotrIlyichTchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No.1: Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso".

** Stage 4’s BGM uses the rhythm and Bassline of Paul Anka’s “Diana”, but again the melody of Music/PyotrIlyichTchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No.1: Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso".

** Stage 3’s BGM uses the intro, rhythm and Bassline of Deep Purple’s “Highway Star” but still retains the melody of Music/PyotrIlyichTchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No.1: Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso".

** Stage 4’s BGM uses the intro, rhythm and Bassline of Paul Anka’s “Diana”, but again the melody of Music/PyotrIlyichTchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No.1: Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso".

* ExcusePlot: The story is Clarice is searching around the world for the ideal boyfriend. It has nothing to do with the gameplay proper.

''City Connection'' is a platform game made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice, who goes across the world painting every section.

City Connection is a platform game made by Creator/{{Jaleco}} that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice, who goes across the world painting every section.

City Connection is a platform game made by [[Creator/Jaleco]] that was released in 1985. In the game, you control a female driver named Clarice, who goes across the world painting every section.