BlazBlue for 360 display questions

[wataru330]

display questions i played BB to death in the arcade (University Pinball in Philly, PA) and it displays on a 4:3 cab monitor, w/NO borders.
i'm running my 360 thru VGA cable to an Analog 4:3 monitor...and no matter which scaling option i choose in game (A,B, or C) there are borders (letterbox).
sure, i can mess w/ my monitor on board controls to stretch and zoom...however, 'removing' the borders this way stretches everything so tall, it looks like an old Shaw Bros. flick piped thru a UHF channel.
any word on if the home rev is widescreen only? kinda crazy if so, as the arcade game runs 4:3.
not to nitpick....the borders are driving me *nuts*. otherwise, can't complain. GS came thru in the clutch...free art book, at my door afternoon of June 30th, and all for 70usd shipped.

[Dangerboy]

I'll be on a widescreen monitor when i get to mine, but i'll see if i spot anything.

[ubersaurus]

display questions i played BB to death in the arcade (University Pinball in Philly, PA) and it displays on a 4:3 cab monitor, w/NO borders.
i'm running my 360 thru VGA cable to an Analog 4:3 monitor...and no matter which scaling option i choose in game (A,B, or C) there are borders (letterbox).
sure, i can mess w/ my monitor on board controls to stretch and zoom...however, 'removing' the borders this way stretches everything so tall, it looks like an old Shaw Bros. flick piped thru a UHF channel.
any word on if the home rev is widescreen only? kinda crazy if so, as the arcade game runs 4:3.
not to nitpick....the borders are driving me *nuts*. otherwise, can't complain. GS came thru in the clutch...free art book, at my door afternoon of June 30th, and all for 70usd shipped.

In the display options for the game, you should have the option to set it to "Type B," which as I understand correctly is the 4:3 mode.