ipad: less competition

ipad: less competition

Seeing that I am not good at all at getting visibility, I'll go for the iPad version. I can make bigger, more complex puzzles with that bigger screen, too.

Ipad: less sales, easier visibility and higher tier pricing is average.

ipad: less competition

A game I plan on starting, Tomato Potato: Wilderness, will either be for the iPhone or iPad. I don't think I'll be able to fit it onto an iPhone screen, so that's why I am considering making it for th

I compiled and uploaded my app to ipad1

So just make sure to select iPhone or iPad and you can Upload Files whit more than 10 MB.

Prerelease 2 went out to all registered iPads this morning with a bunch of bug fixes.

Can someone please create a gamesalad viewer 0.9.3 .ipa file for me? And send me on my email address?

I wish i had an iPad to try it on!

We have finished the iPad version of Running Wild and I'm doing some final tests before submitting to the app store.

I registered yesterday, and just finished adding my ipad now, am 2 late?

Depends on the advantage you want. the iMac has a bigger screen which means easier to work on apps. especially iPad apps. But its not portable

I registered yesterday, and just finished adding my ipad now, am 2 late?

I have created a extremely simple labyrinth game with a single hole and no "maze". I can tilt my iPad and get the actor to behave as expected but once he reaches the edge of the scre

Did I complain when iPad support was added? Nope! (That was awesome!)

Is possible to search in the .ipa this IDs?

of Twin Games) about a sequel for the iPhone or iPad. Before we dive into making the sequel, Tomato Potato: Wilderness (name still to be decided), we'd like to know if it's possible to make this kind

really sad and comletely different story to my ipad and iphone version.