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The game is still great like this, it's just I can't help but feel like we're only getting to see half of the game like this. That's understandable, thanks for explaining. They all take place in the same world, and some characters reoccur, but the story in Momo 1-3 is super minor and all connections are just a 'hey that's neat' deal, rather than anything required. It's a mistake we made and realized too late into development, so I hope you'll forgive us for that. 3 is the only one similar to Reverie, but you should go back to it after playing Reverie first. If it was a 'tickbox click' solution to properly resize the game to 16:9, it would be in the game, believe me. UrsprГјnglich geschrieben von LS:Why would it stretch every pixel if you properly change it? It's not impossible to make a game 16:9. It's a mistake we made and realized too late into development, so I hope you'll forgive us for that. The reception was a disaster because, like I said, it stretched everything and made it look awful. We tried the option of having 16:9 before (simply changing the resolution without adapting things like each screen's edges), very far into the development cycle. All the screens in the game are multiples of 4:3 in size, which means changing the resolution would break them, along with several effects (paralax, etc.). I said this game was designed with a 4:3 resolution in mind, and I mean it. Why would it stretch every pixel if you properly change it? It's not impossible to make a game 16:9.Д«ecause at this point it's not possible to 'properly' change it without spending a considerable amount of time remaking several parts of the game.

It stretches every pixel, making the graphics look squashed. The internal resolution is 4:3 (320x240).Д¬hanging it, even though it's possible, results in worse aesthetics. The game is rendered at 4:3, that's what I meant.

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