Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection & Tekken 6 Possible Widescreen Hack

[Hi Im Majin]

Alright boom, so I'm over playing Tekken 5 on PCSX2 with another friend and it's stretched out. So I'm like, "Hey, you wanna try that widescreen hack?" And he's like, "Sure, why not?" So I add the widescreen and the game is more zoomed out and the more of the stage is revealed, which I like to see. So I'm thinking to myself, "Could Tekken 5: DR or Tekken 6 be able to do the same thing?" So I go to the PPSSPP settings and I try to find some ways to see if I'm able to widescreen it, I come up with no luck. I look into all of the settings 1 by 1 to see if I could come up with a resolution and nothing came up. So I decided to go on a hiatus for a couple of hours to search up this kind of solution, and yet, no luck still.

I'm sitting on this game looking at this:    

Which is also the same like this:    

Which I don't want to see it as,
I would want to see it exactly like this:    
(See how it is zoomed out and the stage is more discern)

I would like to know if there could be a solution to give these 2 games or other PPSSPP games in general, this exact widescreen hack if possible.

[LunaMoo]

PSP games are widescreen already, you should just search for zoom / camera distance if you dislike how it was designed for tiny screen. Using GE debugger can help.

[Hi Im Majin]

PSP games are widescreen already, you should just search for zoom / camera distance if you dislike how it was designed for tiny screen. Using GE debugger can help.

Where would I be able to find and have access to this GE debugger? Is there a link to the download site?

[LunaMoo]

GE debugger is part of PPSSPP built-in debugging features I guess it might only be available on windows(we have some remote debugging, but I never used it, so not sure if GE debugger is part of it), you'll find it under debug menu or pressing ctrl+G.

With it you can see how exactly game renders it's graphics which later you can trace in disassembler(also PPSSPP built-in debugging feature) and find out where game sets the camera distance, might still be impossible for a person trying to jump into a deep water without knowing how to swim, so it might not help you.

[Hi Im Majin]

GE debugger is part of PPSSPP built-in debugging features I guess it might only be available on windows(we have some remote debugging, but I never used it, so not sure if GE debugger is part of it), you'll find it under debug menu or pressing ctrl+G.

With it you can see how exactly game renders it's graphics which later you can trace in disassembler(also PPSSPP built-in debugging feature) and find out where game sets the camera distance, might still be impossible for a person trying to jump into a deep water without knowing how to swim, so it might not help you.

Oh damn, I've never even noticed that at all since I've been using PPSSPP all of my life. No one has ever told me about this, lol. I appreciate that, a lot. Which tab in this debugger would lead into the camera part and zooming it in nor out?

[LunaMoo]

Probably View or Projection Matrices ~ don't remember as I was messing with it only to work around some bugs affecting in-game camera and long time passed since then, but you might not find values there stored in memory waiting to be changed, you might need to look at Display List where they're set and then follow/trace back the code which is setting them in disassembly.

[Hi Im Majin]

Damn, not even I would be able to find or solve some type of stuff like this. It would took a full moon to find a camera option on this Display List. I might need a lot of assistance with this type of tool.