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While i have a few games with both Widescreen and 60Hz modes, most games out there are still 4:3 and 50Hz. Why was GT3 only 50Hz? I would like to c more games make use of the newer technology, at least then it wouldn't have to be "stretched" to fit my widescreen tv.
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Edgy wrote:
> What's so good about widescreen?
>
> I prefer normal shape screen anyday!
Wide screen tv's are for people that have very low ceilings.
> What's so good about widescreen?
>
> I prefer normal shape screen anyday!
Wide screen tv's are for people that have very low ceilings.
Edgy wrote:
> I prefer normal shape screen anyday!
If you ever get to play a game in Widescreen mode on a Widescreen TV, you won't think that.
GT3 was only 50Hz, but it does display in Anamorphic Widescreen, and that'll do for me.
I don't really care about the Hz of a game, as long as it's full-screen. And all games should offer a Widescreen mode.
> I prefer normal shape screen anyday!
If you ever get to play a game in Widescreen mode on a Widescreen TV, you won't think that.
GT3 was only 50Hz, but it does display in Anamorphic Widescreen, and that'll do for me.
I don't really care about the Hz of a game, as long as it's full-screen. And all games should offer a Widescreen mode.
Open your eyes.MSRv and Sega GTn are both 60hz
What's so good about widescreen?
I prefer normal shape screen anyday!
I prefer normal shape screen anyday!
While i have a few games with both Widescreen and 60Hz modes, most games out there are still 4:3 and 50Hz. Why was GT3 only 50Hz? I would like to c more games make use of the newer technology, at least then it wouldn't have to be "stretched" to fit my widescreen tv.
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