Creating a game engine which can handle both indoors and outdoor areas can be tricky; you generally need to zoom in on the action and up the level of detail for indoor areas, which in turn means more code and more artwork; always tricky to cram into 48k.
Depending on how rigorous you want the definition to be, Jack the Nipper had indoor and outdoor sections, and you could maybe count stuff like Starglider, with it's docking sequence in the rotating bays. Or Blood Brothers, where the action alternates between Metroid-lite 2D platforming and a 3D racing sequence between parts of the station. And Jet Set Willy has a beach at the back of the house...
The requirement of 'not only indoors and outdoors, but also scrolling' makes it very difficult. For example, Rambo has a big scrolling outdoors, but no indoors...
Haven't played it yet, but it sounds similar to Clumsy Colin, albeit with Manic-Miner style rooms inside the buildings and what I assume to be an unlicenced riff on the Pink Panther theme...
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Hostages - ? 3rd part maybe? (it was LTG...)
Zombie
Catch 23
Dustin
Crystal Orb (and similar type)
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not mentioning games like Firelord, Everyone's a Wally, Joe Blade x, lots of Shaw brother's games (Downtown, Gunfighter,...)
Ah yes! Andy Capp, i used to play for hours just wandering around the locations but i never really figured out what to do.
The Last Vampire?
Sabre wulf (the caves)
Depending on how rigorous you want the definition to be, Jack the Nipper had indoor and outdoor sections, and you could maybe count stuff like Starglider, with it's docking sequence in the rotating bays. Or Blood Brothers, where the action alternates between Metroid-lite 2D platforming and a 3D racing sequence between parts of the station. And Jet Set Willy has a beach at the back of the house...
That was the first game mentioned in the original post. :-P ;)
Bah, error between chair and keyboard... :oops:
http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0002860
Haven't played it yet, but it sounds similar to Clumsy Colin, albeit with Manic-Miner style rooms inside the buildings and what I assume to be an unlicenced riff on the Pink Panther theme...