BioShock Widescreen Woes [Aug 21, 2007, 9:52 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
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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.
In the meantime I stand by my assertion that the whining and dumbassery surrounding this widescreen thing is really fucking boring
Then why are you here man? Seriously? If you don't find the fact that you're getting 44% less real estate in Bioshock on your widescreen monitor to be a problem, why are you even BOTHERING to read a thread about it? Or post that you think the whining about it is really boring?
It's BORING to you, and yet you still choose to comment on it?
Again, you don't find it a problem, great. More power to you. Enjoy your small cropped game. I DO find it a problem. It's the year two thousand fucking seven. I shouldn't have to play a game as if it's 1996.
Just because YOU don't find it a problem doesn't mean that it isn't for everyone else.
Creston
Then why are you here man? Seriously? If you don't find the fact that you're getting 44% less real estate in Bioshock on your widescreen monitor to be a problem, why are you even BOTHERING to read a thread about it? Or post that you think the whining about it is really boring?
It's BORING to you, and yet you still choose to comment on it?
Again, you don't find it a problem, great. More power to you. Enjoy your small cropped game. I DO find it a problem. It's the year two thousand fucking seven. I shouldn't have to play a game as if it's 1996.
Just because YOU don't find it a problem doesn't mean that it isn't for everyone else.
Creston
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