> > Me too. Edit the c64.cfg file found in the same directory as your CCS64
> > emulator, and find the string that starts with:
> >
> > $RGBCOLOR0=
> >
> > Now substitute these values instead:
> >
> > $RGBCOLOR0=000000
> > $RGBCOLOR1=fcfcfc
> > $RGBCOLOR2=a80000
> > $RGBCOLOR3=54fcfc
> > $RGBCOLOR4=a800a8
> > $RGBCOLOR5=00a800
> > $RGBCOLOR6=0000a8
> > $RGBCOLOR7=fcfc00
> > $RGBCOLOR8=a85400
> > $RGBCOLOR9=802c00
> > $RGBCOLOR10=fc5454
> > $RGBCOLOR11=545454
> > $RGBCOLOR12=808080
> > $RGBCOLOR13=54fc54
> > $RGBCOLOR14=5454fc
> > $RGBCOLOR15=a8a8a8
> >
> > Much more authentic, IMHO.
>
> ...what do you think is the best C-64 emulator. Compatibility-wise,
> sound-emulation-wise, funky-scanline-vblank-rendering-wise... what do you think?
>
> Have you found CCS64 to be the best of what's available? I honestly haven't
> used it in a while because it's been 2.0 BETA for as far back as I remember, and
> I can never keep track of when it's actually changed. I've been using VICE
> because it seems to be fairly accurate, and they use a sensible version
> numbering system.
>
> Just curious...
>
> Perhaps it's time to give CCS64 another go... with more authentic colors now ;)
>