Widescreen FPS

Is there an fps that was made for 16:9? Most fps' are usually made with 4:3 in mind and if you want widescreen it will strech it (for widescreen compatible games it makes it look like it isn't streched but it still is isn't it?) I'm not exactly sure how an fps made for widescreens in mind would look like, if the guy is dual weilding then there will be a HUGE gap between them.

But my question is (sorta confusing) how exactly do games built for widescreens look, because we normally think '4:3' when we see, not widescreen (real life) so when a widescreen fps is made will it look weird and will the guns be put at the far end of the screen like 4:3 games or will it be more near the center (Told you it was confusing)

Okay but there's still one question that hasn't been anwsered, in an fpsgame that supports native widescreen and includes dual weilding does it seem weird considering there is a huge gap unlike 4:3 games which seem normal I've never seen a widescreen fps with dual weilding so I don't know how it would look.

Why would it seem weird? What huge gap are you talking about? It's not that huge of a difference.

If you want to see a bunch of screens comparing 16:9 (Widescreen TV), 16:10 (Widescreen monitors), and 4:3 (Standard) you should go to http://www.widescreengamingforum.com

You can go to the http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/wiki/index.php/Master_Games_List_-_A which will show you whether a game can support widescreen resolutions and if they can how it does it (stretch, hor+, or ver-) and how to get it working. There's a suprising number of games out there that support widescreen resolutions properly (with some tweaking) that were released before widescreens on PCs became the norm. For example, I run Total Annihilation at 1920x1200 and it works flawlessly.