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posted 8 months ago | 14 colors | #chgcomputerplayerpalette | The backgrounds and shadows of the CPU icons in Clubhouse Games for the DS.
posted 8 months ago | 107 colors | #sega | Its ripped straight from Mania just making it easier to use. its used on all character sprites and level select menus
posted 7 months ago | 64 colors | #ega | EGA was a graphics card released on October 1984 for the IBM PC. It produces a display of up to 16 colors either using a fixed palette or one selected from a gamut of 64 colors depending on the mode.
posted 7 months ago | 244 colors | #vga | VGA was a video display controller and accompanying de facto graphics standard, first introduced with the IBM PS/2 line of computers in 1987, which became ubiquitous in the PC industry within three years.
posted 7 months ago | 244 colors | #vga256 | Default 256 VGA colour palette (Video Graphics Array) used in cpmputer graphics in the late 80 into the 90. Perfect for the DOS, Win3.1, Win95, OS/2 etc feel. (missing colours from 256 count are deleted duplicates, mostly #000000)
posted 7 months ago | 32 colors | #megaball | The palette for the Commodore Amiga game Megaball if played in non-AGA mode.
posted 7 months ago | 256 colors | #atari | The Atari 8-Bit Series...A wonderful system from 1979. For then, 256 colors was QUITE a lot of colors to use! The thing is, like the Nintendo NES, there is no one "True" GTIA Palette, so here is my closest Approximation to it. You may agree or disagree, but this is the closest I can get to it. Analyzed and Created via Aseprite.
posted 7 months ago | 28 colors | #atari | The Bros Atari 800/400 palette!
posted 6 months ago | 52 colors | #sega | The Sega Zaxxon Palette from 1982 by SEGA.
posted 6 months ago | 21 colors | #gunknight192 | knight rpg palette
posted 6 months ago | 27 colors | #ternapalettei | A ternary palette I made combining colors written in ternary.Here's how does create a ternary palette work:Every color in this palette can be represented as a ternary number and the value of a digit is its color amount: 0 is equal to no amount of the specific color, 1 is equal to half of the total amount,2 is equal to the total amount.The 1st digit is for red, the 2nd for green, and the 3rd for blue.Also, I made this palette using the Cyotek Color Palette Editor.
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