I thought all iphone games worked on the ipads. Via the x2 button.

I’m Sorry my fault I didn’t explain after the rejection I decided to build it for the iPad.

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Thanks for the reply BBEnk, so what do I do from here? I built my app as an iPad built I don’t know where to go from here.

You don't have to make it universal, Apple requires that your iPhone app run on a iPad, remember iPad owners can download and install iPhone games so they have to work.

Could someone please help me with a very confusing subject? I built my app for the iPhone and iPod touch, published to the app store but got rejected because it didn’t work on the iPad.

Available FREE for Iphone / Ipad IOS6+

FREE Available on App Store for Iphone/Ipad IOS 6+

I've just downloaded it for iPad and had quite a few attempts, I really like the game and especially the spinning animation on the robo bird when you tap (I have a weird thing for animations), a reall

Well done, I'll download it later and give it a go (tip: I'd advise you to use all 5 slots for screens of your game if possible or at least 4 using all your images for both iPad and iPhone). I'l try t

I got quite a surprise when I went to put iOS 8 on my iPad and saw I'd had access to the Yosemite develop previews all this time.

IPA https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/robo-bird-hd/id821972536?mt=8

day...I would edit the pic...add text all on my iPad, upload it and the app user would see it...

Yes, finally Wings Up Premium is now available on iTunes to download for FREE. Exclusive for your iPhone and iPad, Wings Up Premium offers endless fun and adventure. To unlock the premium version, all

It is the same principal on a PC. The best way to understand what happens is to create a test project and layout some actors and try the different options to see what effect it has. You will need to d

You need to publish it in Gamesalads publishing server as a universal build to ensure it's published to both both iPad and iPhone. Otherwise it will publish as whichever other device you selected at p

I just publish and upload my iPad game to iTunes. And the status is "Waiting for review". I hope they will approve my game.

It's typically a good idea to develop your game with iPad resolution, as scaling down to smaller devices is much better than scaling up to larger devices (you get blurry images, etc).

I built a game in GS with small res, I want to rebuild it with enough res to be played on the latest iPads and older iPhones (Same goes for android). Basically I want to create a universal app for all

Furthermore, we found that your app exhibited one or more bugs, when reviewed on iPad running iOS 7.1.2, on both Wi-Fi and cellular networks, which is not in compliance with the App Store Review Guide