Looks magnificent DJ!

ATM I am getting some help from Quigibo on making the game faster. He plans to change the collision detection so it checks from the level data instead of pixel test. I am unsure how he'll do it, though, so he is gonna do that part since I don't get it. He also figured out other tricks to make the game faster, altough one will make the game a bit larger. It involves a different way to do the parralax scrolling, but it will require two copies of each tile I got. Hopefully, the speed gain will help me add new stuff easier without having to worry too much about slow downs, though. Many thanks to him for the help.

I am not sure if this version will have enemies and the like, though. The challenges of this game will mostly lie in the way levels are randomized. Later levels will often be narrower and have more parts that goes up or down rapidly, causing you to bounce on walls more often when trying to go through. You will need to control the speed of the ball as much as possible. Later levels might also sometimes use tiles making the path much harder to see, such as having both the background and foreground set to the star tile or even have the light turn ON and OFF back and forth every second, like in one of the Donkey Kong Country level:



Such thing would simply requires the animation speed to be set to like 9 or maybe a lil more and have two animation frame where I display both walls and bg with a black tile, like in one of the screenshot attached below. The other screenshot shows both bg and foreground quickly alternating between white and black, creaTing a nice special effect, but I don't know if it will be a very good idea to play on emulators with LCD settings set to no blur, due to seizures

Thanks, and yeah for the lights going out, I was trying an effect like in Donkey Kong Country blackout basement level

Thanks ^^

Thanks again.

Btw Quigibo has optimized about 100 bytes in the code, thanks to him

No speed gain, but still awesome and I can still read the code

Next step will be to apply his other trick he talked about, which will cause an increase in file size since I'll need twice the amount of sprites for sprites used as background image, but make parralax scrolling even faster (since it would now only display 13 sprites instead of 26)

Nice.  I'm glad you decided on a name.

Looks great, glad to see you coding again. I like the name change as well. Keep it up DJ, I cant wait to see how it turns out!

By the way, I think it would be cool to have the parallax scrolling 3 or 4 times slower than the foreground instead of 2 times becasue when you go at the maximum speed it kinda gets blurry on the calculator.  This would also make it seem like the background is further away in the distance and would be less distracting (although I think you mentioned that the distraction can be used as an intentional way to increase the difficulty when the tiles are similar)

Great game so far.  I wish you good luck with the new parallax engine.