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). “Setting out on a quest to find a faithful NES palette is a first step towards madness.” —Jonathan Lavigne (a.k.a. pixeltao) Truer words were never spoken. I myself know this all too well, but hey: it only took me three years to succeed. :D Even though there were many great NES palettes available, pixeltao couldn't find one that replicated the colors of his CRT TV — so he made his own palette. This is the first version he made. It's pretty good, though the brightnesses of some of the blues make Metroid look quite flat. :( |
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As usual, this palette erroneously uses pure black for all of the blacks — instead of only for $0D (with off-blacks for the $1D, $xE, and $xF entries in its palette) — thus hiding background details in certain levels that would be visible on a CRT with an actual NES hooked up to it.
In the level shown in the last screenshot, the trunk of the tree and the bottoms of the fence posts are missing.
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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.