fullscreen ?

[DarthAdios [RG#6]]

Needs fullscreen option, I hate to play stamp size game on my 24" monitor.

[City Builder]

Yup, all three that were bundled really need full screen.

[Hoofed]

Press Alt + Enter and it should load up in fullscreen mode in future.

[NobodySpecial]

You can go to settings and press the space bar until it is fullscreen.

[DarthAdios [RG#6]]

Originally posted by Hoofed:

Press Alt + Enter and it should load up in fullscreen mode in future.

no you can´t get THE GAME to fullscreen, I don´t want like 40% of the screen is black and the game is just a stamp in the middle.

[Moon Waffles]

Originally posted by Hyrule Chosen One:

The game is meant to looks like vertical like this. You can zoom in and out that's all, if you want to stretch it to fit your 16:9 resolution you're a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ moron it'd would look disgusting. Just pirate the NES version if you want something that looks like ♥♥♥♥ due to being stretched

I mean, don't buy ARCADE games if you want them to support your modern monitor. epitome of idiocy, either way it can looks awesome if you zoom properly.

+1

[PJ]

full screen really need

[Traumkater]

from the technical perspective :
set a Second 16:9 monitor and flip the screen by 90 °.
now start the game and go to options.
press spacebar until the gamewindow border is fullscreen.
now stretch the gamewindow to a size that fits to your monitor.
you should be fine now.

[R2-D2]

The arcade machine has a vertical monitor so a modern widescreen monitor is going to have borders. Hell, you'd probably still get some top and bottom if you turned the 2nd monitor on its side like Raumelch suggests. It's a limitation of this universe.

[negative1]

you can zoom in, it helps somewhat.

later
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[boo the goo pc]

+1 for full screen

[Alkpaz]

+Fullscreen, and I don't mean native fullscreen, but a windowed fullscreen without the border graphic background. There was a Microsoft version of DigDug back in the the Windows 98 days I had on 3.5 disks, Microsoft Return of Arcade. That worked much like that pinball game in Windows 95 except you could resize it to fit top to bottom, even on a widescreen. You would still see your desktop, but that didn't matter as long as the game itself in its own window was full. Sadly, I have since lost my MRA disks and the backups I had of the copied 3.5 disks (I backed them up onto an external) So I bought this because I eventually lost my copies, and the originals were lost long before then. I do hate how they use backgrounds on these titles, at least just leave it as a window-mode only with the ability to resize. :/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x_rxGjJ0wQ

[beuwm]

you can change window size in options.

[Turbo]

Z/X works good enough if you want full screen vertically.