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The Lospec Palette List is a database of palettes for pixel art. We include both palettes that originate from old hardware that could only display a few colors, as well as palettes created by pixel artists specifically for making art.
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Created by MetaruPX
A palette built and developed from the very title screen of Sonic 3, focused on emulating vibrant colors and an abundant use of black found in Mega Drive/Genesis games that somehow contrast with the SNES's more pastel tones. Note that this palette is in constant development, so expect an update somewhere in the future. (Note: this is not specifically a system palette, only inspired by it)
Created by le
A Palette Used In The Idea By Arne, The Sega Cube, Found On Android Arts
Tags: calculated, rgb, arne, sega, hardware
Submitted by outer_spec
A vivid, unnerving palette. From this piece by Brandon James Greer.
Details from Brandon James Greer's original piece, edited to fit the 464x120 preview size.
Tags: neon, cyberpunk, nge, bright, evangelion, sega, genesis
Created by RuziKB²
The Sega VMU's palette, in the style of the Game Boy palette!
A cave cliff. - by Casei Solus
Submitted by P-Tux7
The fifteen colours (not counting transparency) able to be used in Wacky Worlds Creativity Studio, a paint program for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive released in 1994, often considered to be Sega's answer to Nintendo's Mario Paint for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
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