Oh dragon, burn the windows, battalions with lion can be fun, but some windows breaks by your fire can be totally appreciated by many users here. Probably mayan apocalypse was about changing minds and left windows behind the scenes lol

Very well said in post 25. I totally agree.

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Have you tried Mudder? You can buy it from the app store. I haven't had time to play much with it yet, but it seems to work great, and Voiceover does read the incomming text.

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Well, I don't have a mac and right now am looking into a vm of it, but based on how the audio trailer sounds I can't wait for the windows version! About demos, there is of course light versions which are easier to handle in the mac and ios app store because like you said you'll be selling the games via the app store which will make the best of hackers and piraters who, sadly, believe that they can get away with cracking the games which of course is wrong. Maybe, for windows, you could do the same thing. For example, a light version of change reaction would have only the normal mode of the game just like the old change reaction. When you buy the game, the purchaser would get an email with an extremely! temperary download link that they have to be quick to use, because to keep things safe, the link would be removed in, let's say 15 to 30 minutes. And if possible, a password would be generated based on computer specifications including your computer's serial, together with an online reg system to keep things secure. For ios you could do the same thing, offer a light version for free and a paid version that people can purchase from the app store. So it's possible to do demos for both mac and windows without opening the possibility for crackers to get their hands on the games. This is because the system you use where if you crack the game the reg code is revoked doesn't seem to work, unfortunately I've seen a lot of people use keys that have are belong to someone else, not on here, but in other places. So an online system for windows would probably fix that. Oh and is there a trailer for you guys on silver dollar? Or are you just going to use the review from Dave Woodbridge as the trailer. Because in that demo he doesn't demonstrate start a brawl and people who may not've played esp whoopass, might want to hear how that game works.

Well, if you don't have an intel processor, I don't know how you'll be able to get mac vm. Sadly, they only run on windows machines. There needs to be an emulator strictly for running apps, like blue skins I think it is, that lets you run just android apps in a windows enviornment. That may be the only surefire solution to get past the intel limitation. But I'm doing everything except! buying a macbook, because, it's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too expensive and I don't even have that kind of fortune that apple expects you to have. So that's why I can't wait for the windows version. I have an idea. Maybe your engine could use python, with pygame, to make cross platform games. Your engine could be based on python like evolution 3d will be using, that way, you can make either a totally cross platform installer, or create installers for each platform windows, mac, linux you heard right linux! Although, you will have to have separate development for IOS I think. This is only an idea. If you don't want to do it, then that's fine, I'll just have to wait for a windows release or by some murical get a vm or hackintosh to work on my system.