Have a peculiar problem with the game. Played it earlier with my laptop hooked up to an HDTV, and it worked like a charm, the game took up all the space and it looked real spiffy.

But now, when I'm away, trying to play the game directly on the laptop's screen, the estate the game takes up is really tiny, with huge amount of black space filling up the rest of the screen!

I looked at the settings, and tried every mode there, tried to start it in window mode and force it to full-screen it via the alt+enter command, but nothing works! Even tried to right-click the icon, went to compability section and checked the "run in 640x480 resolution" option...

Any idea on how I may solve this problem?

Here are the specs: Core i5 2.53GHz, 4GB DDR RAM, Radeon 5650m, Windows 7 64-bit.

Open Catalyst Control Center (or whatever it's called nowadays) and try following the instructions here until you see the GPU scaling options, then pick "Maintain aspect ratio" (or "Scale image to full panel size" if you don't mind a squished image).

There are no GPU scaling options while not being connected through another screen :/
While on the laptop, that option disappears since (presumably) Catalyst finds no use of scaling...

That worked! Weird how computers work sometimes... Such a roundabout way to make it work XD
Thank you very much!

I'm playing Primordia on a Macbook Mid-2010, OS X Yosemite, 10.10.2 and I've recently download an update from gog.com and now I have these black borders all around the tiny image, like already mentioned above.

When I launch the game a wineskin preference window pops up and I can choose to be in fullscreen and such, but I haven't been able to get rid of the black borders trying the different options.

How would I get rid of these black borders on a Mac? I'd like to scale image to full panel/display size, maintain aspect ratio or even use the fullscreen by stretching the image to fill the widescreen. Any of these out comes would be better than the black borders all around.

Any help would be much appreciated.

No worries, looks like I found the right option under "Graphic Filter" which changed the screen resolution so I could get 1200 x 800.

Thanks

Great! Glad to hear it!