Full Screen?

[Dnomyar96]

I just got this game, but I can only played windowed and whenever I hit full screen it just leaves the game at the same resolution as windowed. It only makes the edges white. I would love to play this game, but it is a bit frustrating that it is such a small window (I have a 1920x1080 screen).

Anyone knows if you can change that?

[Marfung]

Came here for the same reason, disappointed there's no answer. Mobile ports (I'm assuming it's a mobile port) that don't bother scaling resolution are starting to bug me. I have too many games on Steam that I can't play because I can't see what's going on in that tiny window on my TV screen.

[Dnomyar96]

Originally posted by Marfung:

Came here for the same reason, disappointed there's no answer. Mobile ports (I'm assuming it's a mobile port) that don't bother scaling resolution are starting to bug me. I have too many games on Steam that I can't play because I can't see what's going on in that tiny window on my TV screen.

Yes, I still don't have a solution, but I now just play it on my laptop (which can play it on full screen without a problem (1366xsomething))

[Rascal :-)]

I have same problem Wish they would fix this i also have 1920 x 1080 screen

[The Cooper's Corner]

Are the actual programmers on this Forums? Is there a chance we can see a fix to this down the road? Maybe add some achievements and cards?

[Dnomyar96]

Originally posted by Erron Black:

Are the actual programmers on this Forums? Is there a chance we can see a fix to this down the road? Maybe add some achievements and cards?

I doubt it. And since this game is already pretty old, I doubt they'll ever release a patch for anything anymore.

[The Cooper's Corner]

I don't understand anything about programming; but it would be THAT hard to have it some of us program it?

[Dnomyar96]

Originally posted by Erron Black:

I don't understand anything about programming; but it would be THAT hard to have it some of us program it?

I don't know. I have no experience in Flash programming (at least I think it is a flash game), but if they were just to increase resolution, the textures might look weird etc. I doubt it is as easy as just changing some code. Usually when you want to change something in a program, you have to go through a lot of code, even for small things in small programs (of course some things are easy enough).

[Celestian]

The weird thing in my case is it actually worked full screen before and then stopped. Have no idea what happened that caused it.

[Lucky Strikes]

I know this is an older thread, but maybe my answer can still be of some help. I consider the below a decent solution, because it fixes the aspect ratio. Others still may hate it because it won't fill the whole screen. Keep in mind the game was made for 4:3 not widescreen resolutions. But at least you can now play the game in fullscreen and it looks good, without all the textures being stretched out etc. (A big pet peeve of mine. Even with old 4:3 videos uploaded wrong to youtube etc. but I digress.)

Solution: Change the scaling mode inside your video card settings. For Nvidia choose Aspect Ratio. Then click the box next to "Override the scaling mode set by games and programs." For AMD users I'm guessing there is a similar setting as well, but I don't own an AMD card.

There you have it. This also works like a charm for any other older game or application that wants to pretend it's displaying properly on widescreen resolutions.

[Jack'o'Trades]

Set your computer's resolution as low as it can go and then excecute the game. This is what worked for me. Passing arguments to the launch options didn't cut it for me.