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Originally Posted by DeathsHand
Yes... As I said, I tried it on Wii's 16:9 setting with the "Stretch" setting on the TV (the one I always use for 16:9 on Wii)...
It looked exactly like the Gamecube version's view (which I was playing the night before)... So out of curiosity I turned my Wii to 4:3 with the "Zoom" (the one I always use for standard signals when I want them to take up more of the screen, as I was doing the night before with GC's RE4) and it was exactly the same...
Same view, same sizes, same amount of blurriness...
I saw someone else point it out on the IGN forums... "THIS GAME DOES NOT RUN IN 480p Widescreen. The review got it wrong. If your Wii is set up for 480p widescreen display, the game still runs in 640x360 like the Gamecube version but it zooms in on the image (which you had to do with your TV previously) to fill your screen. A disappointing discovery, not because of Capcom, but because of IGN."...
Maybe it's something with the 480p setting I dunno I'm confused...
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probably no difference, i dont know about your tv tho....... but you dont want it on 'stretch' for widescreen... some tv's will display wide screen the wrong way when they have it set like that.
widescreen should be on full. but some tv's stretch wont do anything on a screen that already takes up the full widescreen. but as i said, some will stretch it out more thinking the widescreen is a full screen picture.