We just released a Feb. 5 '89 prototype of DuckTales for the NES!
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| h English (en) | ===Title Screen Palette Oddities=== {| class=wikitable style="margin: auto;" ! 1996 ! Space World '97 ! Oct/Nov 1999 ! Final (J) ! Palette Glitch (J) |- | [[File:PkmnGS-EarlyTitle.gif|160px]] | [[File:GS Demo Title.png|160px]] | [[File:PkmnGS-LaterTitle.jpg|160px]] | [[File:Pokemon Gold Japanese Title Screen.png]] | [[File:PkmnGS-HoohJPN.png|center]] |} The Ho-Oh sprite on the title screen of ''Pokémon Gold'' actually uses three colors, suggesting that it was originally intended to appear in all its brilliance instead of as a silhouette. Various changes to Ho-Oh's presentation on the title screen were made during development, with it appearing as a two-color silhouette in the Space World '97 demo, then in full color in prerelease materials from 1999. In the final game, the palette assigned to Ho-Oh renders all three of these colors as black, so its illustrious hues are not normally seen. |
