Click here to return to the main page. These screenshots were generated by NEStopia; if you see any oddities at the top and/or bottom, that's because NEStopia's screenshots ignore overscan clip settings, thus showing the top and bottom 8 pixels that are normally hidden on an NTSC television (and in most emulators). This palette is the product of over three years of messing around, on and off, with trying to get a palette that matched what my actual NES Control Deck output on my CRT TV. The Very Short Version: I hooked my NES and PC up to the same CRT TV and eyeballed the colors until what my PC was trying to display on the screen matched as closely as possible what the NES was displaying on that same screen. I use this palette in NES emulators on my hacked Wii, and it looks slightly dimmer than the actual hardware at first — but after a few minutes of playing, I don't even notice anymore, and it seems nearly indistiguishable to my actual Control Deck; hence why I refer to it as my "Definitive NTSC NES Palette". :) My palette also uses the canonical off-black blacks for palette entries $1D, $xE, and $xF: something that almost no one else has bothered to put in their palettes. If you'd like to download this palette for use in your emulator of choice (assuming it lets you choose your own palette), you can download it here. |
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