Widescreen Gaming Forum

Has anyone tried this yet and checked for WS support? Just curious since my birthday is this weekend and I'm undecided as to what to tell the wife to get me: Quake 4 or The Movies.

I'm at work and that site is blocked (tried it before posting). Does it specify WS support?

well i just picked it up and the resolutions you can set it at are 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024, 1280x960, 1152x864, 1600x1200. no true widescreen resolution. and i cannot seem to find a config file to edit. this is strange considering the other lionhead game black and white 2 supports all sort of widescreen resolutions and this is a "movie" game. :? most movies are widescreen. any ideas which would be the best resolution to stretch out for my 16:10 sony fw900. one that wont look so stretched out. :(

just dug around in the registry and in hkcurrent user--lionhead studios ltd--the movies it show your current resolution. switched it 1280x800 (they have height first so don't do like i did and put 800x1280 :) ) and it looks fine so far gonna play a bit and see if is true widescreen or streched.

I found those reg keys too and changed them to 1680x1050 and then fired up the game and brought up my 2405's OSD, which reported the current resolution as 1680x1050 (game's menu option still reported it at 16x1200, its highest option). Seems to work, no visible stretching.

Edit: If, however, you go into the option menu the game will reset those keys back to whatever's specific in the menu. Just found that out.

Interface elements are definitely stretched. And there's a lot of interface elements in the Advanced Movie Maker. Also, the widescreen is achieved by cutting off the top and bottom.
I think I'll stick with 4x3 and black bars.

I'm not seeing that at all. I just fired up the tutorial again and the pause menu button in the upper left hand corner is right there. Same with other elements of the interface. Haven't tried the advanced movie maker yet.

The interface isn't cut off, just everything underneath it.

Ah, I see what you were describing. Thx for the pics.