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Probably an easy one for someone to answer, this!
Having been lucky enough to receive an Xbox for Christmas, I was looking forward to many hours of widescreen Halo 2 enjoyment.
However - my Halo 2 only seems to play in 4:3?
I've managed to play NFSU2, Star Wars Battlefront and Madden 2005 in 16:9 without a problem, but both Halo 2 and Pro Evo revert to 4:3 as soon as the game loads.
Any ideas? Is this just the way it is, are these two games not playable in 16:9?
Obviously I could switch the TV from 4:3 to 16:9, but this would lead to distortion and I don't want that . . .
Probably an easy one for someone to answer, this!
Having been lucky enough to receive an Xbox for Christmas, I was looking forward to many hours of widescreen Halo 2 enjoyment.
However - my Halo 2 only seems to play in 4:3?
I've managed to play NFSU2, Star Wars Battlefront and Madden 2005 in 16:9 without a problem, but both Halo 2 and Pro Evo revert to 4:3 as soon as the game loads.
Any ideas? Is this just the way it is, are these two games not playable in 16:9?
Obviously I could switch the TV from 4:3 to 16:9, but this would lead to distortion and I don't want that . . .
If that fails, perhaps those games simply do not support 16:9, which sucks.
Has anyone else with either game managed to get them working on 16:9?
Sorry, i read 'dought' as 'dort'
> I dought they support widescreen mode.
That seems crazy, that the two premier titles for the Xbox don't support widescreen . . . .
Bit of a disappointment, especially as Pro Evo 4 on the PS 2 supports 16:9 . . . .
I just switch between the AV channels until I get back onto the Xbox channel and it's fine.