as Eisenhans mentioned: latest iPod Touch is enough for testing issues in 1136x640 resolution (and much, much cheaper than iPhone)

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whatever will happen, I will stick to C2 because I don't have coding skills. But those who have money (for programmers, graphic designers etc.) for sure will use more reliable (in case of mobile apps) engines like Unity.

— unfortunetly you are not right. As Juryiel mentioned Crosswalk is still beta, and CocoonJS have it's own issues, so you can't say that Construct 2 already have bullet-proof solutions for mobile. And that's the reason why you can't mention many bigger mobile titles and that's why using Construct 2 would be serious risk for bigger developer.

Also if you will have any problems with 3rd party wrapper - you can only ask IntelRobert etc. for help - Scirra will always say "ask..."

Previously everyone was waiting for Ludei, now everyone is waiting for Crosswalk. And there is still iOS, hello

spy84

C2 is great software (event sheets, behaviors, easy physics) for low price, but you are right

and bigger devs will not risk problems with 3rd party exporters

or will not have time to wait for "better" future

good example is TileMaps + seams issue:

PixelRebirth

I mean that if there will be more professionals using C2 then at the end it will be better

also I think that it would be nice if Scirra would create some website showing best games made with C2 (with links to their free or paid versions)

PixelRebirth

if change attitude from "I can wait for PlayStation 5, in mean time I will make my serious RPG game" into "I want to make good app, release it without problems and make money on it NOW" will have impact on Construct 2,

then I think that's good news

You can build your own plugins for Construct 2, using JavaScript programming language

I think that old forum was more readable...

great graphics

Ribis I hope you will succedd.

Ashley

1) Tap your app icon in menu screen for 1s and put it on main screen

2) You can remove it only by making some deal with Ludei

Founded on Reddit:

"I personally love MMF2 but unfortunately ran into heavy performance snags whenever I exported to Android. Things that just simply shouldn't happen like having more than 10 objects move at one time causing frame stutter. I was spending more time debugging and working around its limitations than producing so I had to switch. Still I highly recommend it for prototyping and or PC development."

"Thanks! One or two of Construct creators used to be pretty involved with MMF2, and I guess they had enough of the limitations and bugs and did something about it. They're both very similar in terms of event scripting though, and both have their ups and downs."

"That would be Ashley Cullen, or Tigerworks as he was known back then. He had an RTS game made in MMF2 (Terminal Orbit) in the works for a few years, but it was never released. I remember he started developing plugins to help in the creation of it, which I guess is what led him to start Construct."

http://www.create-games.com/project.asp?id=89