Doom

DOOM needs no introduction. It is the grandfather of the FPS genre as we know it. The GZDoom engine is a port of the originally DOS-based game that allows for high-res OpenGL graphics, mouselook, some widescreen support, among other things. GZDoom - http://grafzahl.drdteam.org/

Support summary

Grades:-

Widescreen: A
Multi-Monitor: B

Tested Version:

Windows version of GZDoom, version 1.0.21

Screen change:

Hor+

Widescreen Method:

Native

Hud Stretch:

None

Multi-monitor Method:

Native

Multi-monitor HUD:

HUD Positioning Affects Gameplay

Rendered cut-scenes:

FMV cut-scenes:

Pillarboxed

Additional WSGF Links:

Game information

Release Date:

Friday, 10 December, 1993

Game status:

Released

Setting:

Sci-Fi

Genre:

FPS

Play styles:

Single player, Competitive

Developer:

id Software

Developer feedback:

Links:

⋅ ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ Moby Games ⋅ Wikipedia ⋅

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Solutions & Anomalies

Solution

Just go into the video options menu, scroll through to the correct aspect ratio (or to "all"), and select your resolution.

Eyefinity / Surround Specific Solution

3D Solution

Single player anomalies

None that I could find, in Doom at least. All of the static 2D screens (like the between-level maps and title screen) are pillarboxed, and the automap is hor +.
The HUD stays centered, and a stone background appears to the left and right of it.
The text screens that appear at the end of each episode have the tiled background expand, while the text remains in the center of the screen.
The cut-scenes that follow, which are really just sparsely animated 2D backdrops, are pillarboxed.
High aspect ratios, sadly, don't work so well.

Multiplayer anomalies

3D anomalies

Comparison Screenshots