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If your looking to dynamically zoom in and out during gameplay, you'll need to utilize some of the available extensions.
Quick tip: You can also use the ultimate fullscreen extension, however it is not included in the extension manager, and you'll need to manually download it yourself (for reasons I am unaware).
Just keep in mind that its a good idea not to fiddle with the frame size values too much, or you'll get some noticable pixel distortion. So if you wanted to zoom out a bit, just take the values I gave you and double them, or google other older console resolutions (such as NES).
And when i test the game its still in 640x480 ?
First time newbie to this program ...Thanks :)