My apps for Android are very simple apps. If I had GS for droid I would be making a killing. I've not made a new app in nine months for Android, because I've made 12 apps for the iPhone/iPad. Five

Same but I had to create a new provisioning profile for my iPad app... app store wouldn't accept my file with the same one used for my iPhone version of the app.

iPad and iPhone are treated as entirely separate apps

Seems more than half the iPad releases are kid learning apps.

iPad and iPhone are treated as entirely separate apps

What I mean is, say I am making both an iPhone/iPod Touch version and an iPad version. Can I upload both versions using the same distribution provisioning profile, or would I have to make a provisioni

Having said that, I guess we're stuck with the fonts in the iPhone/iPad, otherwise it'd surely replace them with a default font. If anyone intends to use a lot of text in a game app and wants a font n

butterbean nice graphics.. wish i had an ipad.. you're really doing great with the toddler games.

Hi, I hope it's OK with the Forum moderators that I'm supplying a link to the first level of a game I made in Power Game Factory. The reason why I'm doing this is because I intend to write and design

This will be my first iPad game I'm planning; only hope I can duplicate the behaviours in GS; I wait to see...

Well, while I wait in anticipation to see how my game will do, im gonna start working on my new project.

I set the app to appear on June 11, but Apple approved it today. I noticed that even though I set iPad version of the game to be released today, it was still being treated as an app that was launched

#9 In Educational games, and #20 in Kids apps for the iPad

I agree with butterbean, although i don't have an iPad $2.99 seems a bit pricey (although i guess i don't know what the standard price is for a game like yours).

weird. The "New PRoBLEM" I described above was only a problem on my iTouch, but works perfectly on my iPad. So for now problem solved.

And please, even if you don't have an iPad, get a promo code and rate the game! eastboundstudios (at) gmail.com

After working very hard on Commove, my new iPad game, I wanted to make sure that the iTunes listing was perfect. I noticed that the wording for the links was reversed. I went to update them, to ensure

I wrote 3 fairly complete games in PGF which I'm hoping to complete in GS; for the iPad mainly, I think. Bit more learning of GS first though, perhaps 3 months or more of test apps before I take the p

#6 in Strategy Games (iPad)

http://itunes.apple.com/app/commove-for-ipad/id374171141?mt=8