The Evil Within Update Adds Remove Letterboxing Option
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Around eight months after release, Tango Gameworks has added a new option to The Evil Within that allows players to remove the game's letterboxing effect and play in full screen.
Letterboxing is the super widescreen effect that adds black borders to the top and bottom of the screen, making the image even more narrow. The effect is supposed to add to the cinematic presentation of the game, but many disliked it, hence the addition of the option.
Also featured in the patch is a rebalance of The Evil Within's easiest mode, Casual. According to the Beth Blog, the mode is now "more forgiving to players with increased ammo ammounts and adjustments to the game’s health bar." The patch is out now on all platforms - Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3 and PS4.