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). Ahh, NESticle -- how almost nobody misses you. NESticle is a relic of a bygone age, the age of primitive emulation attempts. In its day, it was the king: the fastest NES emulator around, even if it was by far the least accurate of them. You could also edit sprite graphics and background tiles, and make your own custom palette for whatever game; some NES ROM hacks relied on using a special custom palette -- and if you didn't use that palette, the game would look wrong. Nowadays, however, I can't actually load any ROMs in NESticle 0.42 -- but it's not for lack of trying. The problem lies in the fact that NESticle only opens JNES-headered ROMs, and most -- if not all -- NES ROMs these days use INES headers. But I digress. Onto the screenshots! |
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All games whose images are upon this page belong to their respective creators. I'm simply using images from the games to demonstrate the palettes that I and others have made.