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>Called Blue Yoshi
>Is purple

>> No.7721673
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7721673

It's blue.
https://www.color-hex.com/color/8d8bf7

>> No.7721679
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7721679

he is clearly blue you big dumb

>> No.7721682

>>7721646
>Called OP a faggot
>he's colorblind

>> No.7721687

>>7721679
Blue? Looks gold to me, bro. Get your eyes checked.

>> No.7721712

is there a console from that time with 256 colors?

>> No.7721719
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7721719

>purchase indigo gamecube
>its purple

>> No.7721728
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7721728

>>7721646
This is purple yossy

>> No.7721735

>>7721712
The SNES' 16-bit processor allowed it to display 256 different colors simultaneously from a palette of 32,768 possible colors.

>> No.7721736
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7721736

the old lakers jerseys looked blue on tv

>> No.7721746

>>7721719
>advertised as a cube
>it’s not an actual cube
How did they get away with this?

>> No.7721756

>>7721736
Looks like a nigger to me

>> No.7721760

>>7721735
Pretty sure it can do more than that. It's well known that jungle levels in DKC can do 1000s of colors at once iirc.

>> No.7721768

This is how you spot emulationiggers and zoomerfags who never played a real SNES and possibly never had a CRT.

The blue Yoshi looked unquestionably purple on an NTSC TV. I don't know about PAL shit and don't care.

>> No.7721780

>>7721760
I can't find anything that supports that claim.
I'm aware of color display tricks on the Genesis that were used to exceed display limits of 64 colors though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVSM92CBGmc

>> No.7721818

>>7721679
That's blue. Different from >>7721646

>>7721673
Idc man. It's a purple sprite

>> No.7721836

>>7721818
It's a weird phenomena where light blue looks like purple, even though it's pure blue.

In RGB color space, it's 141 Red, 139 Green, 247 Blue, each out of 255.

It is very, very slightly skewed towards being purple. The peculiar thing is that increasing the amount of green can make blue look more blue, even though it's shifting towards cyan.

>> No.7721868

>>7721646
Slightly purple.
>>7721679
That is blue.

>> No.7721880
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7721880

SNES wasn't powerful enough to render the color blue but the intent was there.

>> No.7721886

>>7721673
Purple.

>> No.7721887

If you think about it, "blue" is a little too vague of a name. It covers way too many shades of color.

>> No.7721932

Is this an elaborate "The sky in Mario 1 is purple" thread?

>> No.7721971

>>7721746
Cubes can be cubes without fitting the mathematical definition

>> No.7721974

>>7721746
it's a cube if you buy the game boy player retard

>> No.7721982
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7721982

>>7721887
Blue covers as much of the color spectrum as red and green do.
In RGB color space, red, blue, and green are the primaries.
Yellow, Cyan, and Magenta are secondaries where they're equal mixes of red/green, green/blue, and red/blue.
Everything else between primaries and secondaries are tertiaries.

The problem with the common ROYGBIV sequence is that it's only accounting for 6 of the 12 primary/secondary/tertiary colors, whilst throwing in Indigo which doesn't fit in.

>> No.7722597

>>7721982
go be autistic somewhere else

>> No.7722637

>>7721982
The only reason "ROYGBIV" is a thing is because Sir Isaac Newton wanted there to be seven colors because he was into Kabbalah. "Indigo" is 100% culturally constructed.

>> No.7722691

>>7721673
/thread

>> No.7722938

>>7722637
and there's speculation that the color Newton called blue was actually cyan.

>> No.7723012

>>7722637
>believing an especially mentally ill namefag ever

>> No.7723142

>>7723012
Oof. Yikes. I've been called mentally ill before, but "especially" mentally ill? Ouch. Harsh?

>> No.7723228

>>7721646
>>7721673
>>7721679
>>7721719
>>7721818
>>7721868
>>7721880
>>7721886
>>7721982
most people would accept something purple as blue and call it that, the same way orange is often called red. does this not happen in muttland?

>> No.7723234
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7723234

>This is how you spot emulationiggers and zoomerfags who never played a real SNES and possibly never had a CRT.
>
>The blue Yoshi looked unquestionably purple on an NTSC TV. I don't know about PAL shit and don't care.

>> No.7723332

>>7723234
Your zoom is showing. If anything the purple Yoshi looked blue on an NTSC TV due to CXA encoders.

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7723483

>Call Yoshi a dinosaur multiple times in the manual, and call the World they live in Dinosaur Land

>> No.7723884

>>7723483
It's a localization thing, mistakes are made, especially in retro games of that time period.

In Japan, Yoshi is more commonly referred to as a Dragon and this is a persistent thing in later games.
https://www.mariowiki.com/Yoshi#Nature_of_the_species
But, they also later go on to say that Yoshi is a turtle.

>> No.7724084

>>7723332
Looks purple on both

>> No.7724098

ok but how does it look on a real crt

>> No.7724103

>>7721646
>mario's hat is almost maroon
Anon fix your hue and saturation on your tv.

>> No.7724246

>>7721982
I always thought chartreuse was more were cyan would be. Wtf is teal then?

>> No.7724510

>>7724246
teal is dark cyan