Spellsword -(by Everplay)[Universal]

[waxandwane]

Originally Posted by Exact-Psience

Tight-er.

Y u gotta make me even more impatient!?

Are the virtual controls adjustable? Not that it could prevent me from buying this though

[Everplay]

Originally Posted by waxandwane

Y u gotta make me even more impatient!?

Are the virtual controls adjustable? Not that it could prevent me from buying this though

Sorry, controls are not adjustable. What kind of variations would you like to see? We are currently adding updates and can probably fit that in.

And for those interested, Spellsword DOES support iCade.

[Gabrien]

Originally Posted by Everplay

Sorry, controls are not adjustable. What kind of variations would you like to see? We are currently adding updates and can probably fit that in.

And for those interested, Spellsword DOES support iCade.

It should be possible to freely move and re-size the controls on the iPad. Without that, the game is basically unplayable for me there, which is very disappointing.

[waxandwane]

Originally Posted by Everplay

Sorry, controls are not adjustable. What kind of variations would you like to see? We are currently adding updates and can probably fit that in.

And for those interested, Spellsword DOES support iCade.

I would not say that it is unplayable but rather lightly uncomfortable when the controls are too low. I haven't tested it yet so I can't say now but it's always best when they're adjustable

[Guise]

Originally Posted by Gabrien

"Old school" is not one word.

While I have the soapbox, (which is one word) neither is "every day," unless used in the "it's an everyday thing" sort of way. And neither is "any more." Ever.

Not to pick nits, but "anymore" is an accepted word in (American) English. I assume you're from the Australian oldschool. Yes, I realize this isn't a word usage forum but wanted to make that distinction.

From Miriam-Webster:
Although both anymore and any more are found in written use, in the 20th century anymore is the more common styling. Anymore is regularly used in negative <no one can be natural anymore — May Sarton>, interrogative <do you read much anymore?>, and conditional <if you do that anymore, I'll leave> contexts and in certain positive constructions <the Washingtonian is too sophisticated to believe anymore in solutions — Russell Baker>.

[coderkid]

Am I the only one who feels like this is an attempt to recycle parts from Terra Noctis...? I might be wrong...anyways, anyone know if this one will include a storyline (unline TN)?

[Everplay]

Originally Posted by coderkid

Am I the only one who feels like this is an attempt to recycle parts from Terra Noctis...? I might be wrong...anyways, anyone know if this one will include a storyline (unline TN)?

All of the art in Spellsword is original. 0% has been reused from Terra Noctis.

Storyline is not a main point of this game at all. There is text, but the overall depth of a story is not much deeper than Super Crate Box, for instance.

[Jxsgamer]

Originally Posted by coderkid

Am I the only one who feels like this is an attempt to recycle parts from Terra Noctis...? I might be wrong...anyways, anyone know if this one will include a storyline (unline TN)?

Its just has the same style art as TR, still owned by them, and looks awesome.

[writingsama]

I really don't think Nintendo could sue over "Rupee".

Thus wrote the wiki:

The rupee is the common name for the monetary unit of account in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Mauritius, Seychelles, Maldives, Indonesia (as the Rupiah), and formerly in Burma, and Afghanistan. Historically, the first currency called "rupee" was introduced in the 16th century by Sher Shah Suri, founder of the Sur Empire.

[dylanmannen]

pls say this have Gamecenter achivemetns :S