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Actually the AA for blurry lines is an option in the menu and I highly recommend turning it off instead of being a dunce. It comes turned off to begin with for goodness sake. The option is called filter, make sure its off.
Cow is right. The game is rendered at a predeterminted resolution and then upsampled to your monitor's native resolution. There's a difference between rendering at a resolution and displaying at a resolution.
It's like when you play a 720p video on a 1080p monitor in VLC, and make it full screen. You're *displaying* at 1080, but *rendering* at 720.
We're not being picky - the description in the store is completely wrong. It's not just misleading, it's incorrect. There's only two settings - filtering (which equates to the Flash/ActionScript equivalent of a Low/High quality toggle) and Fullscreen (which just pulls an API to remove the window frame).
"The game has full-screen support and more resolution options."
http://bindingofisaac.wikia.com/wiki/The_Binding_of_Isaac:_Rebirth
"Q:Will rebirth be full screen and have resolution options that dont suck!?
A: yes rebirth features all the support that any normal non-flash game would feature."
http://edmundm.com/post/73199145767/the-binding-of-isaac-rebirth-2014-q-a
especially since Edmund wrote it like that can't imagine any other non flash game rendering at 480 x 272 but displaying at 1080. Thought it wouldn't be a fixed rendering but just a native.
can clearly see that it's just stretched from being in windowed then going fullscreen.
like pixelated games so this isn't a dealbreaker just kinda feel like they were somewhat bending the truth by writing it like that, will still have a lot of hours of fun with the game:)
not a native english speaker so sorry for grammatical errors