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This only works for 3D Groove SX, but for 3D Groove GX you can just Alt+Tab out of the game and change your screen resolution to whatever you want the game's resolution to be.

If you want to attempt this for yourself use the GrooveForce3dfxScreen.x32 file in my MEGA folder and replace the Groove.x32 file in the game's xtra folder with it. Then use a Glide 2.4 wrapper (I'd recommend dgVoodooWrapper, but the most popular wrapper is probably nGlide) and put Glide2x.dll in the game's directory.

Within your wrapper, ensure that V-sync is on so you have the added benefit of running the game at the correct speed, and set the resolution as close as possible to your screen resolution. Give it lots of texture memory and optionally, turn anti-aliasing on to smooth out the edges.

It's a little picky: it doesn't work with some games (sometimes you'll get an error because a texture was the wrong size or whatever,) and for others you'll need to create the xtra folder and put it in there. Make sure to rename GrooveForce3dfxScreen.x32 to just Groove.x32 so it actually replaces the file.

Link to folder containing 3D Groove content: https://mega.nz/#F!9xx1Fb6J!htG1PEOPan3QnbSB_j3m_A