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** ($1B) [[Built-In Palette - Game Boy Pocket LCD|Game Boy Pocket LCD]] | ** ($1B) [[Built-In Palette - Game Boy Pocket LCD|Game Boy Pocket LCD]] | ||
** ($1C) [[Built-In Palette - Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] | ** ($1C) [[Built-In Palette - Super Game Boy|Super Game Boy]] | ||
** ($1D) [[Built-In Palette - Virtual Boy|Virtual Boy]] | |||
* Sega Group | * Sega Group | ||
** ($20) [[Built-In Palette - Sega Master System|Sega Master System]] | ** ($20) [[Built-In Palette - Sega Master System|Sega Master System]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:56, 1 April 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.
The palette ID to use when setting up a special command is included in the list below.
Available Palettes
- PC Group
- ($00) CGA Mode 4 Palette 0 Low Intensity
- ($01) CGA Mode 4 Palette 0 High Intensity
- ($02) CGA Mode 4 Palette 1 Low Intensity
- ($03) CGA Mode 4 Palette 1 High Intensity
- ($04) CGA Mode 5 Low Intensity
- ($05) CGA Mode 5 High Intensity
- ($06) EGA Default Palette
- ($07) EGA Full Palette
- ($08) VGA Default Palette
- ($09) MS Paint
- ($0A) Microsoft Windows or OS/2
- ($0B) Microsoft Windows 20-color Palette
- Nintendo Group
- ($10) NES 2C02 Chip
- ($11) NES 2C03 Chip
- ($12) NES 2C03B Chip
- ($13) NES 2C04-001 Chip
- ($14) NES 2C04-002 Chip
- ($15) NES 2C04-003 Chip
- ($16) NES 2C04-004 Chip
- ($17) NES Blargg Emulation
- ($18) NES Conte Emulation
- ($19) NES Diskin Emulation
- ($1A) Game Boy Green LCD
- ($1B) Game Boy Pocket LCD
- ($1C) Super Game Boy
- ($1D) Virtual Boy
- Sega Group
- ($20) Sega Master System
- Commodore Group
- ($30) VIC-20 with 5 Luminance
- ($31) VIC-20 with 9 Luminance
- ($32) Commodore 64
- ($33) Commodore 16 or Plus/4
- Atari Group
- ($40) Atari 2600 NTSC
- ($41) Atari 2600 PAL
- ($42) Atari GTIA Chip
- Apple Group
- ($50) Apple II
- ($51) Apple II High Resolution
- ($52) Apple Macintosh
- Other Consoles Group
- ($60) Odyssey 2
- ($61) Fairchild Channel F
- ($62) Epoch Super Cassette Vision
- ($63) Sam Coupe
- ($64) Mattel Intellivision
- ($65) Mattel Aquarius
- Other Computers Group
- ($70) BBC Micro
- ($71) ZX Spectrum
- ($72) TRS-80
- ($73) TI-99 NTSC
- ($74) TI-99 MESS Emulation
- ($75) Amstrad CPC Default Palette
- ($76) Amstrad CPC Full Palette
- ($77) MSX
- ($78) Sinclair QL
- ($79) Thomson Fixed Palette 1
- ($7A) Thomson Fixed Palette 2
- ($7B) Thomson Fixed Palette 3
- Other Chips and Operating Systems Group
- ($80) TMS-99 Chip
- ($81) Motorola 6847 Chip
- ($82) RISC OS
- Classic Games Group
- ($D0) Wolfenstein 3D
- ($D1) DOOM
- ($D2) Quake
- General RGB Group
