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Nope, it is due to the size of the game vs the size of your monitor. Also many of those games are force changing your resolution to be the old resolution of the game before they run too, which is why they look so sharp. It's very easy to do too, in Windows you can check an option to run a game at 640 x 480 and it will change your resolution for your screen to be 640 x 480 as well while the game is running.
So what we really need is an option to set the resolution of the system we are running on to what our game is. That would fix everything. I know it can be done, Windows has a setting for it, and when I programmed in DOS we used to set our resolutions ourselves and that is what we got, no OS set it for us.
So what we really need is an option to set the resolution of the system we are running on to what our game is. That would fix everything. I know it can be done, Windows has a setting for it, and when I programmed in DOS we used to set our resolutions ourselves and that is what we got, no OS set it for us.