Would stretching the game window across two/three monitors look awkward?

[a1rwan]

Hi, I'm planning to get two or three monitors for gaming and I wanted to ask, would stretching the game windows across two/three monitors look awkward?. And no I'm not planning to use Nvidia 2D/3D Surround or AMD Eyefinity.

 

[warhead0]

Some games won't scale well, but others will.

FOV is going to be important setting when spanning across multiple screens.

 

[a1rwan]

Some games won't scale well, but others will.

FOV is going to be important setting when spanning across multiple screens.

Do you know what kind of genres will? I'm not going stretch the window for FPS shooter games or MMO etc. I'm only going to be using for racing/driving games and simulation.

 

[warhead0]

For the most part I believe racing games typically have very good widescreen support. you should be alright for most racing games.

 

[a1rwan]

For the most part I believe racing games typically have very good widescreen support. you should be alright for most racing games.

So this would look good? Without any Nvidia 2D /3D surround and AMD Eyefinity right?

 

[warhead0]

I don't see why it wouldn't. what game are you playing?

 

[a1rwan]

I don't see why it wouldn't. what game are you playing?

Major racing titles such as Project CARS, Asetto Corsa etc. and one simulator game called Euro Truck Simulator 2 and it does support multi monitors.