In the Steam version of Final Fantasy IX, it seems most resolutions have these strange grey stone like gradient borders and I find them a little off-putting.
Is there a way to remove these and possibly stretch out the game screen in fullscreen?
Steam – How to window stretch and remove the border graphics for Final Fantasy IX
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You want to go to view your wishlist: (yours is here)
(not my wishlist)
While viewing your wishlist, you will notice the "Added on" line below the title. At the end of this line, there is a remove link. Use this remove link to remove an item from your wishlist.
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Open
Control Panel, and there thePrograms and FeaturesFind
AMD Catalyst Install Manager. Click on "Change".Choose
Uninstall Managerfrom the list.
Uncheck AMD Catalyst Control Center, and finish the uninstall process. You probably won't have to restart the computer, but do it, if required.
Here you can find a how-to describing a complete uninstall, which you might as well choose.
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Best Answer
The reason there are gray portions on the edges of the screen is because the steam version of the game is a PC port of a mobile port of a PS1 game. The graphics were never intended to be stretched to horizontal resolutions, and as such, the gray bars were used as a solution.
There is no official way to fix this issue. However, according to this thread on Steam, there is a tool to allow you to stretch the game to your liking - this however may result in worse visuals.
There is also the Moguri Mod, which does have the option of using Widescreen displays (while also increasing graphical quality, it uses Ultra HD graphics). It does not fully work, because it doesn't just stretch the game, and as such, hardcoded settings (like some scene transitions and in-game movies) won't be widescreen.