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Are the screenshots from a tutorial intro movie of sorts, or does the game use anamorphic widescreen?

That's actual gameplay :(

Ahh, that's bad news for the triplehead users :?

I have yet to see a TripleHead-friendly 3D "point 'n click" game :lol: but that sucks for 16:10 too, not to mention the 4:3/5:4-equipped casual gamer target audience for such a game :?
And Sam & Max games were Hor+ I think... *sigh*

The eyes are one thing, but I for one don't just sit and watch games, that's my point.

By the way, who d'you like the most - Wallace ? Or Gromit ?

The eyes are one thing, but I for one don't just sit and watch games, that's my point.

Anamorphism has absolutely no effect on any aspect on how you interact with the game... except for how you "watch" them. Think about it - all you're losing is some screen real estate. Gameplay won't be affected by the black bars. If anything, gameplay may be *enhanced* because more of the game world will be visible on the screen than it would if the game were hor +. Your point does very little to suggest that anamorphism sucks for 16:10 users when playing games.

And I find Wallace's zaniness a lot more fun, but it wouldn't work without Gromit as a straight man.

Oops, duck & cover 'cos eZ`sees and eZ`seizes !
http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15754

Tell Tale has released the demo of Wallace & Gromit, their latest episodic adventure. Like Sam & Max Season 2 it is anamorphic. It has support for everything up to 5040x1050 (though this pretty much a waste).

We don't Certify demos, but this looks like the final product will be. Will do a full DR when the full game is released.

Wallace & Gromit - 5:4, 1280x1024


Wallace & Gromit - 4:3, 1024x768


Wallace & Gromit - 16:9, 1280x768


Wallace & Gromit - 16:10, 1280x800

Like Sam & Max Season 2 it is anamorphic.

Actually, Sam & Max Season 2 was hor +.