Bizhawk GBA: 
Vivid: 
Bizhawk GBA: 
Vivid is not a bad choice for all games though. For example, Castlevania: Circle of the Moon was known for not adjusting to the lack of backlit and therefore looking too dark on the original GBA models.Vivid is not a bad choice for all games though. For example, Castlevania: Circle of the Moon was known for not adjusting to the lack of backlit and therefore looking too dark on the original GBA models.
Gamma = 1.25 (achieved through a shader)
Gamma = 1.50 (BizHawk GBA)
I personally think 1.25 is the sweet spot at least for this game in question. Maybe call the palette "BizHawk GBA (g=1.25)" or something like that.
<feos> yeah okay. this question appears in different forms every once in a while. it takes looking at actual gba to tell how accurate the pallete is
<EZGames69> I mean looking at dkc2 specifically (not the title screen but actual movie), Bizhawk GBA pallet is super dark
<feos> super dark is subjective
<EZGames69> With vivid it makes it at least watchable without increasing the brightness
<EZGames69> Maybe im just so used to vivid
<EZGames69> Also how do we get a screenshot of gba? The only method I can think of is on a game cube with the game boy player
<feos> screenshot of internal gba image won't help
<feos> you have to actually look at the thing
<feos> and then we're entring the grey area
<EZGames69> Right
<feos> like lack of crt artifacts in encodes that are supposed to represent the authentic TV look
<feos> (we force 4:3 after all)
<feos> lack of those artifacts leads to n64 looking like shit at native res
+fsvgm777 never censoring anything.