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Recon Number 54
I checked my 360 and could find no such settings in the menu system, so I powered up my original XBox. Yes, indeed, there is an option there as you say to change to widescreen. However, I put in Halo 2, and there is still some stretching going on -- obviously not as bad as having a 4:3 aspect ratio changed to 16:9, but it's still obvious. I would have to say it's not "true" widescreen, just some software scaling. Notice that the targeting reticle and proximity radar are not perfectly circular, but oval.
EDIT:
I believe for such a feature to work properly, there would actually have to be two versions of the game on the game disc. The option to select either choice would have to come then from the game menu, not the system menu.
[Edited on 09.17.2007 10:46 AM PDT]