iPad: End of the Earth game coming soon to the iTunes App Store....

So, now I have a smaller overall game size, which loads much quicker on the end user's iPhone/iPad/Android . . . .

iPad: End of the Earth game coming soon to the iTunes App Store....

iPad: End of the Earth game coming soon to the iTunes App Store....

iPad: End of the Earth game coming soon to the iTunes App Store....

iAvoid is a one iPad multiplayer game. You can play the game on one iPad with two players. Player 1 must control the car or plane and Player 2 must launch cars or planes.

ive got an ipad 2 and a iphone 3gs...

iPad: End of the Earth game coming soon to the iTunes App Store....

What do ipad miss that a stationary mac has? I tried iDraw and drawed a landscape with hills,stars and a moon and it came out pretty nice for a little iphone game i dont think you need a very powerfu

5 Free iPad background textures!

I don' think an ipad will be good for pro drawing(at least now)

If it is one or the other, Use a Mac. You are seriously going to limit yourself by depending upon a tablet device as your main means of design. Not to say you can't create some cool stuff on the iPad

I do many beginning art Sketches on my iPad (no stylus … the pencil tools work well) … email myself that workup … open in the gfxProgram that will work best for what I want to do with that image … and

I have tested vectors on ipad with iDraw and its ok but missing a few features. Does anyone use ipad for artwork? Maybe in combination with a stylus?

@ Saz_1 Sorry, didn't see you had made another post. If you have have a game made for retina, you're in good shape. I would make a copy of your project for Kindle Fire, since this resolution seems to

When I view this in the GS preview, everything is fine. When I preview it with the GS Viewer on my iPad, after awhile the two actors seems to go out of sync. Does anyone know why this could happen?

Is there any code I can implement to utilise the camera of the iPhone or iPad within my apps.

"It'll only work with two fingers at a time, as opposed to the impressive 11 touch points on the iPad—which is kind of a bummer form an app standpoint. "

if you're worried abt how it will load in the "real" world, try publishing the game as an ad-hoc build, and run it on your ipad2. Also don't forget to compare with iPad1

Collin's Journey Through Cancer is now out for the web and soon iPhone and iPad