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** [[Built-In Palette - Sega MasterSystem]]
** [[Built-In Palette - Sega MasterSystem]]
* Commodore Group
* Commodore Group
** [[Built-In Palette - VIC-20 for systems that support 5 levels of luminance]]
** [[Built-In Palette - VIC-20, 5 Luminance]]
** [[Built-In Palette - VIC-20 for systems that support 9 levels of luminance]]
** [[Built-In Palette - VIC-20, 9 Luminance]]
** [[Built-In Palette - Commodore 64]]
** [[Built-In Palette - Commodore 64]]
** [[Built-In Palette - Commodore 16 or Plus/4]]
** [[Built-In Palette - Commodore 16 or Plus/4]]

Revision as of 14:32, 15 January 2024

Built-In Palettes

Sometimes a developer will want to make a game that is visually similar to one for some other system. For that to work properly, a part of that is that the colors are correct for the system being imitated.

To make this as easy as possible for game developers NerdConsole supplies a vast collection of built-in palettes from other systems. This saves the effort of researching the color palettes or putting the data for them into your ROM.

Available Palettes