@jonmulcahy How do I create an IPA from GS? I am looking at testflight's help guide, but it is all in XCode

I'm praying it fixed soon...it even happens on my iPad 2

Thank you for the explanation, Eric, that makes perfect sense. :-) (I wonder if a future iPad will ever get an even higher resolution?)

Some monitors will truncate the iPad Portrait … only the bottom 50 or so pixels … my old one (1366x768) did; my new one doesn't.

The reason the iPad resolution can be called HD is because the vertical resolution is higher than 720. The iPads vertical resolution is 768 whereas the iPhone 4's retina vertical resolution is 640.

I've managed to get a portrait iPad game into the mac store by making it start up full screen so it shrinks it to fit. However, I've heard that this has not worked for others, so YMMV

I've used the fantastic iPhone to iPad / iPad to iPhone resizing trick and ported the game to the iPhone. It's currently sitting waiting for review with Apple.

Usually the iPad apps are more expensive , and the mac apps is the most expensive , and its expectable imo

Just wanting to get some feedback from those of you who make apps for iPhone and iPad. Do you make the price for iPhone apps the same for your iPad apps, if it's the exact same app but just formatted

Great advice from Roy. Only one thing, I'm sorta certain that you can publish an iPad game as it is to the Mac Store providing it's landscape format, not portrait. Anyone know differently?

Did you know you can publish your iPad game as it is to mac? the mac appstore supports the iPad resolution for apps

Any tips on the best way to upscale a project from ipad to mac desktop?

iphone or ipad?

Working on finishing the iPad version, should be up soon as well!

I just wanted to drop by quickly and announce my iPad game. It's called Missle Defense HD, and it went live this morning. It's my first iOS game ever, and my first attempt at using GameSalad. It wa

iPad Link: http://www.itunes.com/apps/irounduphd

5) Rename the compressed file yourgame.ipa (just make sure to include .ipa). When Mac asks you if you want to change to ipa, say yes.

Now, in that folder compress your published file. When it's compressed, change it to a .ipa. To do so, right click and press get info. You'll see the name of that file and then you can change it.

When I try it says "'Invalid IPA: the .app must be in a "Payload" (case-sensitive) folder.' what am I doing wrong?

I usually do all my downloading on desktop and it will not allow me to rate/review the promo ones … but if I go on my iPad, it will let me do so!