Five pre-set palettes are available by using the Scheme drop-down box, and you can add your own. Once there, you can use the sliders to tweak the colors some more if you wish. The original Game Boy games can only display four colors, but you can pick which colors those are. You might try messing with the display scheme. Most of the stuff in here is better left untouched unless you know what you’re doing, and it’s likely you’ll never need most of it anyway. If you want to configure your controller or display settings, you can enter the robust Options menu by right-clicking and selecting Options. At the appropriate prompts you’ll put in the IP addresses as requested. One player will host the game (select the Link option from the main menu, then select connect), and others will join in (select Link, then listen). If you and your friends all have a ROM that allows for multi-player support, you can play it online. If you want to explore one of BGB’s more advanced features, you might try playing the games online. Figure 4-34. BGB running a homebrew combat game
