iPad: http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/rainin-donuts/id489314881?mt=8

but rumor has it that iPad 3 will be retina display (2048x1536) … 4pixels/pixel space … well, technically it is listed as "326dpi"

ipad 1 AND 2 has the same resolution : 1024x768

I said iPad 2 not iPad 1

Do the iPhone at iPhone 4 size and tick resolution independence and the iPad is not 2048x1536, it is 1024x768 like the original iPad, so only 2 different sizes needed.

But we do not know what it´s the different to do a pixel´s game in iPad or iPhone.

•••"So I guess the best setup would be: write gamebook, create an image of each page with maybe 3 font sizes for iPhone, 3 for iPad, etc.?"

So I guess the best setup would be: write gamebook, create an image of each page with maybe 3 font sizes for iPhone, 3 for iPad, etc.?

"Note II: Due to GameSaladâ™s excessive Memory leak issues. This template does not run smooth when compiled to run in the iPad. The template is a case study only."

Note iRound Up is currently only available for iPhone and iPod Touch, but you can always buy it from your computer and then put it on your iPad to play.

I changed the camera size. I also unchecked open in full screen. I don't know if the MAS requires full screen or not. But without have some different artwork I would think full screen will make the ga

Thanks mate, but when I do iPad -> Mac its still displaying full screen, which means its stretched horizontally. Do you change your scene camera size? or leave it at 320 x 480?

Camtasia:mac is really useful! and with the new device skinning, it applies iphone 4,ipad, ipod touch, mac, etc skins to your video!

I have a 19" monitor and it still needs to scroll around to view the full ipad screen. the 19" is not widescreen though. I would think you need a 21" at least to be able to

Just use the same exact project you used to publish your ipad version and when you click publish do mac instead of iPad. I did it not to long ago with no problems.

This is what I do. http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/32594/resizing-to-ipad-technique

I was curious, if I wanted my game to be on both the iPhone and iPad, is the best pratice to start with the iPad version and then resize the game afterwards for the iPhone? Or is there a better develo

aww, ok thanks, kinda was hoping not to have to scroll through the whole ipad screen.

@Doguz - Welcome! It's cool to see someone else who isn't just making games! I don't have an iPad yet but PenStar looks like fun :-)

I use my 13 inch MBP for game, I need to scroll the screen all the time when making and ipad game