Felt they could have done a bit more for the ipad version but I was just so pleased to get it on that device I soon forgave them.

Have: 2 iPod touch 2g 16gb(will soon be selling to get our phones), aluminum unibody MacBook 2.4 ghz 4gbram, iPad wifi 32 gig, old 2g iPod classic 20gig

I have a Macbook Pro and iMac with 27" display, iPad WiFi, and iPhone 3G

Want: Ipad 3G 32GB

Asplosion is one of my favorite ipad games so i cant wait to see it on iphone. if you guys haven't played it, trust me, ITS AMAZING...

From what I understand, iPad apps have to be programmed to support the VGA adaptor. I'm not sure how difficult it is to do so, or if it's some simple toggle, but I think some developers here would fin

This version took me however long after the iPad version came out, so a little over a month I'd say. And yes, all of the graphics are custom!

(For all who are wondering it's a version of my first title on ipad).

I anticipate one suggestion that I could preset different (sequential) start positions for each creep but again the problem might persist because if a creep which starts at position 5 (furthest from s

Thaks Barkbark... all i need is to publish my iPad game to use it on a iPhone4 hi res...

The more I think about it... You would probably want to increase the size of GUI and even some in-game elements when going from iPad to the iPhone 4, as the same number of pixels get squeezed into a s

Thaks Barkbark... all i need is to publish my iPad game to use it on a iPhone4 hi res...

You should leave you image files DPI at 72. Just make sure the actual resolution is sized to fit appropriately on a 960x640 "canvas", e.g. if you had an old iPhone version of a game

I submitted Asplosion! for review last night, so hopefully it will be approved pretty soon. The game has been changed quite a bit from the iPad original, and the levels require a bit more timing and s

I need to submit my iPad game (1024 by 768) to run it on iPhone4 (960 by 640)...

I want an iPad and iPhone 4.

I have a Macbook Pro and iMac with 27" display, iPad WiFi, and iPhone 3G

G3 DV iMac (graphite), G4 Cube, G4 iMac (20" Widescreen), iPad, iPhone 4, A new swanky Mac (iMac, perhaps?)

Peach, if you are going to be doing serious game development, you should probably invest in a touch anyway. Your iPhone 4 and iPad are high performance machines compared to what the majority of the ga

it eventually comes out, but also I'm getting an iPad for my 21st - if I got an iPad AND an iPod Touch it would be pushing $900; I've had enough trouble justifying spending the iPad's total on myself