Megaman 10 has 16:9 support and plays in 4:3. The rest is a wallpaper that changes depending on the stage you're in.CHRdutch wrote:So that it doesn't look like stretched shit?Rayfist wrote:Why the fuck would you want to play an 8 bit game in a 16:9 ratio, jesus christ.Oldclassicgamer wrote:It's not even widescreen supported
Sonic CD remastered also had widescreen support.
Even though that was 16-BIT.
You're misunderstanding OCG, he LITERALLY wants the entire game stretched on the screen, no fillers.CHRdutch wrote:So that it doesn't look like stretched shit?
That was remade from the ground up while Legacy for the most part will be the same aside from few changes in physics and such. Nice try thoughCHRdutch wrote:Sonic CD remastered also had widescreen support.
Go ask Oldplasticsurgery.CHRdutch wrote:Why do you want a stretched game on your widescreen monitor!?
Find me one single evidence that I said I want it stretched. I said widescreen, not stretched.Rayfist wrote:You're misunderstanding OCG, he LITERALLY wants the entire game stretched on the screen, no fillers.
You do realize Russia stopped being communist country for quite a while? Also, thanks to communists, my grandfather was in prison for 5 years just because he publically said that he thinks only educated people should be allowed to vote on elections. Only communism I support is communism in Cuba but I never liked it anywhere else and aside from Fidel and Raul Castro, I think all communist leaders in any country were very bad and horrible people.Pirez wrote:Also, I confirm : OCG is weird. He once took a holiday in Russia. He communist now.
I KNOW what you're saying, but it's legitimately impossible to port an 8 bit game and make it widescreen. Sonic CD only worked because it was on a more slightly advanced console and it was 16 bit. I was under the assumption when you said 'widescreen' you ment stretched because you've done that with Rayman 1 before according to Adsolution. And here's another thing numb nuts: Widescreen support is impossible without it being stretched simply because of having to load the other areas in the game. And I read your comment btw OCG, if you really think that link the guy posted looks good go get your glasses checked.OldClassicGamer wrote:Find me one single evidence that I said I want it stretched. I said widescreen, not stretched.
Well, some emulators have widescreen hack to make game in 16:9 without stretched image. If Emulators can do it, why can't Capcom? What says it is legitimately impossible to do it? As for Ad's claim, I would really like if he could point out when and where did I say that and used word widescreen. I do remember saying I prefer playing Rayman stretched than with black bars since it is harder for me to see environment but I don't think I ever used word widescreen for stretched. If I said widescreen, I probably meant widescreen hack. For example, here is how Crash 3 looks with widescreen hack without stretching:Rayfist wrote:I KNOW what you're saying, but it's legitimately impossible to port an 8 bit game and make it widescreen. Sonic CD only worked because it was on a more slightly advanced console and it was 16 bit. I was under the assumption when you said 'widescreen' you ment stretched because you've done that with Rayman 1 before according to Adsolution. And here's another thing numb nuts: Widescreen support is impossible without it being stretched simply because of having to load the other areas in the game. And I read your comment btw OCG, if you really think that link the guy posted looks good go get your glasses checked.OldClassicGamer wrote:Find me one single evidence that I said I want it stretched. I said widescreen, not stretched.
And I disagree that this is a 'betrayal' of Capcom. I think it's just a nice little thing to tide us over, nobody loses, and nobody wins.
You're gonna buy it anyways so who am I kidding. The only thing I'm unhappy about is the excluding of Megaman 7 and 8. I'd also love to see Megaman & Bass there.
No NES emulators have that.Oldclassicgamer wrote:Well, some emulators have widescreen hack to make game in 16:9 without stretched image. If Emulators can do it, why can't Capcom?
Horrible. Those fucking texture pop-ins. Is this REALLY how you prefer playing?Oldclassicgamer wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKRWonevCmM
Then I just got one extra reason to definitely purchase itRayfist wrote:And by the way, widescreen will be an option for the Legacy Collection.
