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Could you tell me which model IPad you have? Thank you for the feedback! I'll go over each of these with a fine tooth comb. I have a 1.1 version that addresses

Could you tell me which model IPad you have? Thank you for the feedback! I'll go over each of these with a fine tooth comb. I have a 1.1 version that addresses a few of these concerns already. 1. Good idea on multitouch 2. The round ends when you have 125+ kernels on the screen 3. I'll update both today 4. The time each kernel pops is generated at random. I think you are right, feedback is important. 5. Its not a bug. I did it on purpose :-) Well my logic behind it was you either want to replay or quit. Getting back to the main menu right now felt weird since the only options are Play and About. 6. I'll look into this. 7. You are right, I have this fixed in the next build. 8. I'll look into this. I used other games I was playing as an example and they all seemed to have a different launch image and main menu, etc.

chrisBob 12y ago
Its a 4th generation iPad. 1) depending on how you wrote this, it could be easy to implement. The easiest way would be to have each kernel be its own view, and then a touch makes it disappear. Then each view handles one touch each, but the result is a better experience. 5) This is the only app I have seen with an exit button. I did not even know that there was code to do this since there is a nice hardware button that does the same thing. 8) The splash screen makes more sense if there is a longer loading time. One option would be to have another view that is the same image and then hold it for 1-2 seconds. I have seen some apps do this.
- jason_slack 12y ago
  1. Each corn kernel has its own event listeners on it. I'll debug this. I actually (as well as my wife and son) tended to play it with 1 finger. Thanks for demonstrating another method of play. 8. Good idea.
  - chrisBob 12y ago
    It is interesting to find out how other people play your games. I had one where I knew to just touch and hold, but when other people swiped repeatedly it showed a problem that I would have never seen on my own.
    - jason_slack 12y ago
      Just FYI There is a 1.1 update waiting for approval and I am submitting a 1.1.1 that utilizes full multi-touch. What a difference it makes in the game play....

chrisBob 12y ago

Its a 4th generation iPad. 1) depending on how you wrote this, it could be easy to implement. The easiest way would be to have each kernel be its own view, and then a touch makes it disappear. Then each view handles one touch each, but the result is a better experience. 5) This is the only app I have seen with an exit button. I did not even know that there was code to do this since there is a nice hardware button that does the same thing. 8) The splash screen makes more sense if there is a longer loading time. One option would be to have another view that is the same image and then hold it for 1-2 seconds. I have seen some apps do this.

jason_slack 12y ago
1. Each corn kernel has its own event listeners on it. I'll debug this. I actually (as well as my wife and son) tended to play it with 1 finger. Thanks for demonstrating another method of play. 8. Good idea.
- chrisBob 12y ago
  It is interesting to find out how other people play your games. I had one where I knew to just touch and hold, but when other people swiped repeatedly it showed a problem that I would have never seen on my own.
  - jason_slack 12y ago
    Just FYI There is a 1.1 update waiting for approval and I am submitting a 1.1.1 that utilizes full multi-touch. What a difference it makes in the game play....