i need help please

[OldTimer]

its there anyway to adjust or modify the resolution for this game. My stander monitor is 1366x768 but the game only support 1280x720. So what I am asking if there any where in the data folder to where I can fix or change the resolution for the game or find some way to hack the resolution setting ?

[OldTimer]

does anyone know Its annoying playing the game wrong resolution does anyone have any clue

[HelixDraxzonyx]

Haven't found anything like that, but I haven't really been looking. I have the same resolution you do, but to be honest, I really don't care about the screen change. I'm used to it. Games have changed my resolution for years so I'm more surprised when it *doesn't* happen. To be honest, I don't think it'd work well in 1366x768. All the characters would suddenly end up looking fat, and I really don't want to see my two girls putting on weight.

[OldTimer]

okay I guess that not very encouraging at all and side note Its really sad they can just add more of the resolution setting to game. We live in new technology and I don't know why we can have that from the start. I mean what be the harm of taking there time and add that to game. Also I heard there planning on making this game for the xbox one and Play Station 4. Why not give that resolution as well. thank you for trying to help

[HelixDraxzonyx]

From what I hear, Onigiri is available on Xbox 360 and possibly One as well, don't know about Playstation.

The thing about the resolutions is that games have almost always been in 4:3 format since the 80's. It's the most popular format, and almost every game around is tailored to that resolution. Put simply, there isn't enough demand for the 16:9 widescrren format. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, and thus games continue to be made in 4:3 ratio.

That being said, 4:3 TVs are gradually being phased out, and most laptops are in 16:9 ratios as well. Pretty soon the majority of people will have widescreen displays only, so give it a few years and games will probably switch to that as well. In the meantime though, they'll stick with 4:3 ratio, and trying to change that to 16:9 will only distort the images, giving us wide-arsed characters.

[Ryxa]

The thing about the resolutions is that games have almost always been in 4:3 format since the 80's. It's the most popular format, and almost every game around is tailored to that resolution. Put simply, there isn't enough demand for the 16:9 widescrren format. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, and thus games continue to be made in 4:3 ratio.

Uh... this is wrong. 4:3 is the one that's not as popular. It hasn't been since the 2000's. Nearly every game I can think of that has been released in the past 5-10 years has been designed for 16:9 and they "black bar" to make 4:3. Basically, rather than making a 4:3 game stretched to produce a 16:9, they cut off the sides of a 16:9 to make a 4:3 so neither option has stretched images. This is simply because the international standard for HDTVs is 16:9.

Back on topic: I'm not sure what the criteria is, but certain machines/pc set-ups have more resolutions available to them than others. For example, I have 2 resolutions available to me while you have just one. Others I know have as many as 5 different resolutions. Like I said though, I don't know why some people have more and some people have less. The textures in this game are ridiculously high quality (I think one of them was even close to 4000x10000), but the resolution options are messed up for whatever reason.

[OldTimer]

From what I hear, Onigiri is available on Xbox 360 and possibly One as well, don't know about Playstation.

The thing about the resolutions is that games have almost always been in 4:3 format since the 80's. It's the most popular format, and almost every game around is tailored to that resolution. Put simply, there isn't enough demand for the 16:9 widescrren format. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, and thus games continue to be made in 4:3 ratio.

That being said, 4:3 TVs are gradually being phased out, and most laptops are in 16:9 ratios as well. Pretty soon the majority of people will have widescreen displays only, so give it a few years and games will probably switch to that as well. In the meantime though, they'll stick with 4:3 ratio, and trying to change that to 16:9 will only distort the images, giving us wide-arsed characters.

http://onigiri.cyberstep.com/info/topic/news/4198 I had good feeling they were supporting the xbox one and play station 4 so that mean they not going to use 4:3 lol. well I hope they fix the resolution cause the game need a lot work. they better add more resolution on pc and the console but be better darn ready to add them on the pc as well. because I don't like how setting for graphic is been setup . Also the game feel incomplete and its feel more update. also the controller feel clunky. I try playing on the keyboard I dont like how the sift key is set as the block. they also need to had keybinding setup on the option.

[SupremeTentacle]

The resolution is literally only limited by your computer. The problem is that they don't have a resolution that happens to be the exact same size as your screen. See below for possible resolutions.