Posted: 6/5/2025 3:52 PM
Varia20XX
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No, I'm not talking about the current settings that allow you to just stretch everything in 16:9. Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact has a widescreen option hidden in the game's machine dipswitches, and it differs from BizHawk's 16:9 display option. Any way to enable the setting?
Posted: 6/6/2025 12:21 AM
YoshiRulz
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> Arcade It would be in sync settings. If it's definitely missing from there but shows up in standalone MAME, post the rom checksum info and feos will investigate later.
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Posted: 6/6/2025 3:22 AM
Varia20XX
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YoshiRulz wrote:
> Arcade It would be in sync settings. If it's definitely missing from there but shows up in standalone MAME, post the rom checksum info and feos will investigate later.
It's not in there - the sync settings only has the ability to stretch the screen instead of the built-in widescreeen settings I was talking about. That being said, I found out that I could turn on the game's native widescreen by simply going into the game's settings (which I overlooked), instead of accessing dipswitch settings. The sync settings widescreen option still helped to shape the screen though (as the default option of 4:3 always forces it to be in 4:3). Regardless, thank you for your help