So you've done an iPad game, and just tested on iPad 1?

iPad 1

It doesn't look perfect, but I can see how I could tweak it to fit across a variety of devices, and not have to do a lot of hands on fiddling to publish on different platforms. Which is a great relie

iPad 1

For iOS, I test on a 3GS (for performance), a iPod Touch 4 (for retina), and an iPad original.

iPad

* iPad 2 (covers testing for all 1024x768 tablet devices)

Here are a few screenshots; this is from the GameSalad preview on my Mac... the real art on the iPhone and iPad looks a million times better:

Mr. Roy... Just saw you as #190 on US top free iPad apps overall (not just games!)

dunno… The publishing-button only leads me to iPad and Macintosh… so that's all about the related appstores, I guess… 

does anyone know of a site that has iphone and ipad body photoshop layers for screenshots and such because I cant seem to find any anywhere...

affect the main file once it's open again? all iPad images are gone anyways. Just curious

I had created a project for the iPad and once it was done I made a copy of it and changed the size of the project to iPhone size and replaced all the iPad images with iPhone size images. All that's le

The iPad version is #149 Free overall in US .

1) Be able to create a single app that runs on both iPad and iPhone

1.iPad Retina Graphics

2. Access to iPhone/iPad Camera

- Ability to more easily change the game publishing platform RESOLUTION- i.e. from iPhone exclusive to iPad, etc.

In addition to its unique format, this app (designed for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch) stands apart from the majority of cookie-cutter storybook apps currently out there because of two things: thought

@joegumball Im not sure I understand the question. It uses the usual amount of power that usually powers an iPad O.o