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An interesting example of the notoriously bright GBA actually comes from the GBC The Original #Shantae would actually enable a MUCH brighter color palette if it were being played on GBA hardware. I believe there was also an extra transformation in the game when played on GBA
Show PostThe GB Player did something similar too, albeit introducing a frame or two of input lag in the process
Show PostAnother thing to consider though is that the blown out colors usually looked normal on a non-backlit GBA. They weren't just more visible on it.
Show PostLike, this isn't using a color patch. This is the Analogue Pocket Left is with the screen filter that mimics the Original non-blacklit screen, right is the one that mimics the SP. HUGE difference in color.
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