Difference between revisions of "Template:Scaling"
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* [[CrossCode]] supports multiple scaling behaviors such as {{Term|no scaling}}, {{Term|anamorphic}}, and {{Term|stretched}}, and {{Term|pixel perfect}} can be modded in. | * [[CrossCode]] supports multiple scaling behaviors such as {{Term|no scaling}}, {{Term|anamorphic}}, and {{Term|stretched}}, and {{Term|pixel perfect}} can be modded in. | ||
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| Scaling in relation to PC gaming loosely refers to how the game or video signal is affected by changes in the resolution or aspect ratio. | |
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