BioShock Widescreen Woes [Aug 21, 2007, 9:52 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Widescreen
messed up ... on the 2K Forums has hundreds of posts about problems with
widescreen monitor support in BioShock impacting both PC and Xbox 360 owners. At
issue is how images are expanded and cropped to accommodate widescreen modes,
meaning widescreen users actually get less image than fullscreen users, a
situation bordering on irony. There is no good news from 2K or the studio
formerly known as Irrational on the forum, and our attempt to contact 2K about
this directly has met with no response so far.
May I just state that Zeph is a moron with to much free time on his hands.
I know I am being an asshole just saying that, as I am not actually contributing to the content in anyway. And I am cool with being an asshole.
And really, for the love of all things, how hard is it to understand that space and aspect are different things. A WS monitor shows you more then you see on a 4:3, it is just smaller for the same diagonal size.
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I know I am being an asshole just saying that, as I am not actually contributing to the content in anyway. And I am cool with being an asshole.
And really, for the love of all things, how hard is it to understand that space and aspect are different things. A WS monitor shows you more then you see on a 4:3, it is just smaller for the same diagonal size.
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