what type of game would this be called?

[blackevilweredragon]

I remember there's a name for this type of thing, but I forget..

I have two copies of the Legend of Zelda for the NES..

I noticed one difference between the two..  The intro..  On one, the intro scrolls upward at 60fps, while the other cartridge scrolls up at 30fps..

What is that called again?

[NFG]

Your question confuses the crap out of me, anyone else have any idea what he's asking?

[viletim!]

I don't think I could scroll up a cartridge that fast...at least not with my bare hands.

[blackevilweredragon]

What I'm trying to ask, is this..

One copy of Zelda..  When the screen fades at the intro, it shows a story in text, that scrolls up at a frame rate of 60fps..  But on my other copy of the game, it scrolls up at a frame rate of 30fps...  (going the same speed, but the 30fps one you can notice the lower framerate, like i was watching a movie)

[kendrick]

Like any other developer, Nintendo would update and revise the code in their released games and not tell anybody. There might be a bugfix, or a patch to fix compatibility with  later hardware, or a minor translation or color fix. I think the original Zelda went through two such revisions, but I don't have that information in front of me from a reliable source. I'm certain that's the only thing you're observing here, and I don't believe there's specific terminology for it.

-KKC