>> Asteroids (arcade), used to have a blue'ish tint to it, that was accurate to the arcade
>I used to own an Asteroids upright. Although it appears that way in photographs - including >a few of my own - there was definitely no blue-ish tint to the real thing. The Electrohome >G05 is very much a black and white monitor
Yep. Definitely a non-color vector monitor when I played the arcade cab. If the monitor discharged some faint glow, I'd probably stand far away from that stand up cab and go play some other coinop game instead.
>and there is no overlay on the screen to tint the color, you can look this up in the >parts list of the original Asteroids documentation, it isn't hard to find. I suppose you >could fabricate a blue overlay.png and use it with mame if you want Asteroids to have a >blue tint.
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