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This might also be handy for someone, I was starting to get the all to familiar ache between my eyes that tells me of portage FoV. I used the advice in the link below and no more aching. I play on my TV and found the middle one to be the best, slight fisheye with the 105 one.
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2056553
Another way is to go to C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/SteamApps/common/Alice Madness Returns/Engine/Config, now open BaseEngine.ini; as the OP said, do a Ctrl + F and search "MaxSmoothedFramerate" (without quotations), change this number to whatever framerate you want.
Overkill for a platformer like this, but good to know it works :P
All this does is smoothen the game out and nothing more.
Well I understand the utilization part, I'm just saying that for anything ouside of CS:GO or similar, the extra FPS probably won't be beneficial, besides looking more eye-candy :P
With an un-upgraded pepper shaker at 144FPS, some of the early ones are next to impossible.
Much more doable if you run at 60.
Looks like they capped it because some physics calculations are tied to the framerate (also the hair, as mentioned above)