Game Boy DMG
4 colorsThe four green shades of the original Game Boy screen: the strictest possible shading exercise.
Nintendo (hardware)
- console
- gameboy
- retro
Four neutral grays from the Pocket revision: ideal for reading value before you commit to color. All 4 hex codes are listed below, free to copy or to save straight into your MagicPixel account.
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The four green shades of the original Game Boy screen: the strictest possible shading exercise.
Nintendo (hardware)
The teal-lit four shades of the backlit Game Boy Light: cooler and cleaner than the DMG greens.
Nintendo (hardware)
Four reds from the Virtual Boy's LED display: value studies with a headache.
Nintendo (hardware)
A luma-heavy slice of the TIA table: long gray ramps with a few earthy hues.
Atari (hardware)
A near-neutral handheld set with warm and cool tints layered over a gray spine.
Bandai (hardware)
A cool four-value set for high-contrast noir sprites and silhouette-first layouts.
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