I can probably get more than 15 Fps if i run on an emulator at full throttle ;-) , but this is not the point.
Neither is nitpicking on this particular game, when the only reason I mentioned it, was to tell that IMHO smooth scroll wasn't needed.
Anyway, I found another game that uses adjust register scroll: Fantasy Zone 2. So far there are 7 games.
It's not me that i've told "the game is fast then it does not need scrolling" ;-)
Before your post, as you can see, i've never mentioned Valis II at all. You did.
I've only replyed to you that it is not fast at all especially on some levels.
Here is an overview I assembled a while ago for "cute platformers". If you filter away MSX1, filter on Smooth Scroll and select Horizontal scroll, you will get a few entries which likely are using set adjust. I know there are other non-platformers that use set adjust too, like Hydlide, Space Manbow and such games.
Here is an overview I assembled a while ago for "cute platformers". If you filter away MSX1, filter on Smooth Scroll and select Horizontal scroll, you will get a few entries which likely are using set adjust. I know there are other non-platformers that use set adjust too, like Hydlide, Space Manbow and such games.
Here is an overview I assembled a while ago for "cute platformers". If you filter away MSX1, filter on Smooth Scroll and select Horizontal scroll, you will get a few entries which likely are using set adjust. I know there are other non-platformers that use set adjust too, like Hydlide, Space Manbow and such games.
Here is an overview I assembled a while ago for "cute platformers". If you filter away MSX1, filter on Smooth Scroll and select Horizontal scroll, you will get a few entries which likely are using set adjust. I know there are other non-platformers that use set adjust too, like Hydlide, Space Manbow and such games.
