Because it used to be a simple plist change, but now that doesn't work properly which is why you can't change it when publishing.

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Im a timer junkie. You hate me already. Timers are correct. What Im talking about is timing is off by .2 of a second on the replay than the game start. I thought there might be some logic dif

@Socks you need to work on your mind reading abilities again

I would guess Apple changed something in their process which is not unheard of. Is it actually stopping you from uploading the build or is it just a warning? From the wording in the first post it so

Oddly, I cannot recreate this. Is run to completion checked on your timers? Also, if you save the high score in the game over screen and load it in the gameplay scene then it should not return to 0.

You don't want me as your neighbour...

@GeorgeGS I believe you. I would be surprised if you implement push notifications and not tell anyone (Image)

Personally I agree with that statement for this specific case but I think you can appreciate the value in being able to specify a different (newer) iOS version than iOS 6 during publishing. Both iPhon

@Preschoolu The only UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities that is required by GS is armv7. Your previous version of the app most likely had armv6 specified (in order to support iPhone / iPhone 3G (support for

"Your app appears to include API used to register with the Apple Push Notification service, but the app signature's entitlements do not include the "aps-environment" entitle

Make sure you didn't turn on Push notifications in iTunes connect for the app.

If the app wasn't built in game salad then you can't open it in game salad.

Today i am anoucing that my game Hungry Froggy has been sent to apple for approval. Tell me what you think about after you see the screenshots and watch the gameplay trailer.

Thank you for answering you helped a lot. Could you check out another one of my topics it's called Paid AppStore game and comment because i really wan to know your opinion

Because those apps are made with some other tool where you have the possibility to specify the minimum iOS version.

But how then some apps on the App store say this app is not compatible with iPhone 4s and lower etc. ?

Well, you can't (at this point).

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You can't prevent those devices from running your game since those devices can run IOS 6 (which is set during GS publishing) but what you could do is to detect device type (using the new platform attr