i am confused, what is the difference between creating your app in gamesalad for testing and dropping the IPA onto itunes and uploading that game onto your iphone for testing or using gamesalad viewer

all of us GS community members need to participate and grab those PROMO codes from fellow GS developers and WRITE NICE REVIEWS. Not all games are great and not all games are liked by all people. Diff

- Defender!: no anticipations (Image)

In anticipation of the release of Chordica Touch. (Image)

i have in a scene more actor, only the principal actor must be in "gravity" , the other actors (they are in motion) must not be in "gravity" .. you have a solution

I just spent some time reading some Terms of Use legal stuff at one clipart company I found that I was going to buy some artwork from to create some buttons and found that their terms of use DOES NOT

After you download your xcode project, you can then use xcode to compile it into a .ipa file and submit it to Apple (after signing up for the $99 developer membership).

Is there going to be a web plug-in for windows based browsers soon? It may a good business move to build anticipation in the pc world. Give them an early taste of the games they'll be able to make whe

Flash CS5 might be able to export .ipa files but this does not mean everyone will be pumping out apps with it overnight - Learning AS3 is a major pain in the arse really and not a simple undertaking.

I watched your company with great anticipation from its first press release and video until now, and I'm very impressed and proud of your accomplishments thus far. Unfortunately, from a business stan

At this point, I'll have everything I need to test on my iPhone, and submit my game to GS for building in anticipation of submitting it to the App Store. For an entire year!

It would be SOOO great if GameSalad games could work with a plugin for Firefox and IE on Windows. I create games for research projects and while I only use Mac, a lot of my research participants only

as their score got higher, since I would anticipate it would be an annoying blur at a score of 200,000. Plus, it's not practical to load very many versions of your music, for size reasons.

I wonder what the statistics are of people requesting a refund on a game or app.... I would think if anything, they'd do it out of principal if they thought they were getting a great game, and it was

i already anticipated what you said about the changing direction dilemma that's why i have the speed set to 20 and i only use one enemy instance for my testing. that's whats so frustrating. it moves d

It's http://www.openclipart.org/ everything on there seems to be public domain.

a game over 10mb, unless it is a highly anticipated game. For instance, Need For Speed. Most of us agree that even ourselves don't typically download anything over 10mb. Unless ATT/Apple raises the d

http://www.openclipart.org/

Some images/music are under the Creative Commons or similar licenses. With those you can use freely, but you must adhere to the conditions of the license. http://openclipart.org/ and http://creativeco

thanks for the answer. sorry to sound ignorant but i can't check any of the games or their code. i can't even play any of them because my laptop has not arrived yet. i can only view the site at work,