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Author: dementedhut
Posted: October 28, 2014 (09:14 PM)
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Well, that pretty much answers my Chatter post, I guess! And yeah, the letterbox feels really tacky. I heard there's a solution for that on the PC version, but a bunch of prompts show up in the black bars, so it's for naught... Good job with the descriptions, too. You don't give a lot away while describing what to expect in the game. Good stuff!

I really wanna try this myself now, but I only have a 360 to pick from, so I hope there aren't any technological limits that bog down that version.

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Author: joseph_valencia
Posted: October 28, 2014 (11:53 PM)
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RE4 was also letterboxed, as I recall.


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Author: Suskie
Posted: October 29, 2014 (12:14 AM)
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It was letterboxed 16:9, which is fine. Excellent, in fact. It's standard now, but it was lovely back in 2005 when video games were still largely stuck in 4:3. Seems universally accepted that 16:9 is the ideal resolution for maximizing visibility in an interactive medium, as it accommodates our horizontally-aligned vision without sacrificing vertical real estate. 2.35:1 is a step too far, I feel.

And hey, thanks for reading!


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