08-30-2016, 11:38 PM
I agree with that, Most shinies seem to be green or blue.
As my avatar implies, Porygon is probably one of the few shinies I like. Blue and white (Formerly blue-violet before the 3D shift) look nice on 'em.
Anyways, since this is on my mind, GBA ports of SNES games tend to increase the color brightness and contrast due the the original GBA unit not having a backlight, which makes them look odd with one.
By the Time Donkey Kong Country 3 was ported to the GBA, they toned down the eye-destruction on colours, since most stopped using the original GBA model. Even then, some odd changes were made. The background during the Bleak boss fight, despite using semi-accurate colours to SNES, has a sky palette that looks like the place is radioactive after a nuclear fallout.
Left - GBA. Right - SNES.
![[Image: SYoZk1W.png]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FSYoZk1W.png&hash=46e1a6e994fb91277640f8fcaf976809)
As my avatar implies, Porygon is probably one of the few shinies I like. Blue and white (Formerly blue-violet before the 3D shift) look nice on 'em.
Anyways, since this is on my mind, GBA ports of SNES games tend to increase the color brightness and contrast due the the original GBA unit not having a backlight, which makes them look odd with one.
By the Time Donkey Kong Country 3 was ported to the GBA, they toned down the eye-destruction on colours, since most stopped using the original GBA model. Even then, some odd changes were made. The background during the Bleak boss fight, despite using semi-accurate colours to SNES, has a sky palette that looks like the place is radioactive after a nuclear fallout.
Left - GBA. Right - SNES.