Hi,

Does anyone have the color palette of a real msx1 for me? I could only find the one for msx2. Works too but colors in games like athletic land are a little off then.

What I currently have is:

unsigned char rgb[16][3] = {
         { 0, 0, 0 },
         { 0, 0, 0 },
         { 33, 200, 66 },
         { 94, 220, 120 },
         { 84, 85, 237 },
         { 125, 118, 252 },
         { 212, 82, 77 },
         { 66, 235, 245 },
         { 252, 85, 84 },
         { 255, 121, 120 },
         { 212, 193, 84 },
         { 230, 206, 128 },
         { 33, 176, 59 },
         { 201, 91, 186 },
         { 204, 204, 204 },
         { 255, 255, 255 }
                };

Maybe you're reading red as blue and blue as red, causing the blue water in Athletic land to turn into a pool of blood ;p

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Maybe you're reading red as blue and blue as red, causing the blue water in Athletic land to turn into a pool of blood ;p

After getting giant balls bounced against his face, breaking his neck a few times and having burning cinders and piranhas jumping smack into the crotch, I don't really blame the player character for coughing up quite some.

Here's how openMSX has it.

Here's how flok has it.

Found the problem! The routine which plots an emulated pixel garbled indeed the r/g/b values.