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From: doc@j.cc.purdue.edu (Craig Norborg)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: Obscure bug in Marble Madness
Message-ID: <1879@j.cc.purdue.edu>
Date: Mon, 25-Aug-86 16:26:37 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 25 16:26:37 1986
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In article <156@sas.UUCP> toebes@sas.UUCP (John Toebes) writes:
>In article <892@jasper.UUCP>, jeff@jasper.UUCP (Jeff Kelley) writes:
>> To begin with, let me say MM is a great game, with terrific graphics.
>> Larry Reed really did a great job.
>If only they had spent some time to get the graphics and the scrolling
>right I might agree with you.  The scrolling is jumpy in many places (often
>resulting in pushing you off the edge (I have been standing still when it
>scrolled and without touching the mouse, fell off).  They also didn't

    We had a brilliant idea the other day and ran MM under V1.2B4 Kickstart
(i.e. put in the KickStart, and then the MM disk) and it runs ALOT faster
and smoother...  It is easily noticble how much smoother it is...  One
thing you also have to remember using this, is to NOT have anything over
512K on the machine...  If you have an AmegaBoard for instance, it slows
MM down a great deal...
    -Doc