Somehow, the intromusic of this game fascinates me, can't explain why. Good candidate for a remake.. there's only one thing tho. Those who've seen it know the intromusic fluctuates a lot in its tempo.., somehow it seems related to screen-actions.. perhaps it's even plain BASIC! So, when the tempo of the music slows-down, is it intended? Or does the music not slow down as intended, but do the copy-instructions in 'BASIC' simply ask too much?

I agree with you wolf_ This game has cool intro music. I usually execute this game only for the music... I have played one or two times only but I have heard the music lot of times. I think intro is very bad programmed, because this slow-downs when image-scrolling appears...

yeah, but can I assume that every music slowdown is a technical flaw, rather than an intended musical slowdown? That's a bit of the question here How does this intro perform on a tR, would the gfx-copies be faster then?

Not so much talking about minor fluctuations inside a tune, but more like major slowdowns that *might* very well be intended slowdowns.. it's just that I do recall a number of huge copies at these positions..

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yeah, but can I assume that every music slowdown is a technical flaw, rather than an intended musical slowdown? That's a bit of the question here How does this intro perform on a tR, would the gfx-copies be faster then? Not so much talking about minor fluctuations inside a tune, but more like major slowdowns that *might* very well be intended slowdowns.. it's just that I do recall a number of huge copies at these positions..

What kind of game is this? RPG, Adventure, or ...

I dunno, I only watched the intro, couldn't make cheese from the rest of the game, due its JP'ness.. but it's prolly a strategic simlation orso, not an action game I think, but again, who am I.. I've never seen it!

Check Generation MSX: http://www.generation-msx.nl/msxdb/softwareinfo/1844

check this in my first post

Oopsie Missed that... I was triggered to mention the link because of PingPong's questions, which are answered in the GenMSX entry.