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> Widescreen Aspect Ratio Hacking
buttzillatwopointo
post Jul 29 2012, 11:29 PM
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There's an active community devoted to hacking old PC games to support widescreen resolutions and FOVs at wsgf.org, but I've never heard of anyone hacking an xbox game to support widescreen.

Does anyone know anything about this...even where to start? I've been dicking around with Deus Ex Invisible War specifically, but I'm curious is anyone has ever successfully hacked any 4:3-only xbox game to run in 16:9 without stretching.

thanks xbox bros
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post Aug 1 2012, 07:59 AM
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well this was productive.
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