NES / Famicom · Action
Rush'n Attack (USA)
Advance past brick platforms and guards with close-range attacks.
19871–2 players
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Rush'n Attack gameplay and features
Rush'n Attack (USA) is a side-view action game. The opening stage places a blue-clad character among brick platforms, ladders and approaching guards. Move across the ground, use Up to jump or climb when next to a ladder, and use close-range attacks to face nearby enemies. The raised walkways offer routes above the starting ground level.
This edition
This page is for the NES/Famicom entry Rush'n Attack (USA). Its title screen displays KONAMI 1987.
How to start
Open the player and click Start game. If a demonstration is showing, press Enter to reach PLAY SELECT. With 1 PLAYER selected, press Enter. Wait for the YOUR MISSION briefing to finish, then press Enter again to enter the stage.
Rush'n Attack controls
Default keyboard controls: Left/Right — move; Up — jump, or climb when aligned with a ladder; Z (B) — close-range attack; Enter (Start) — confirm and start.
GET INTO THE GAME
Keys at a glance
ArrowUp ArrowDown ArrowLeft ArrowRight Movex A / actionz B / actionEnter StartShift Select
Touch controls appear on mobile. A standard gamepad can be connected before or during play. More mappings are available in the player settings.
CONTENT & COPYRIGHT
Credits and copyright
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