Comments on: HyperBowl http://www.slapapp.com/hyperbowl SlapApp.com - The foremost authority in unbiased iPhone App Reviews Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:37:01 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ryan Johnson http://www.slapapp.com/hyperbowl/comment-page-1#comment-533 Ryan Johnson Sat, 17 Apr 2010 14:03:44 +0000 http://www.slapapp.com/?p=17072#comment-533 Hi Phil! Thanks for the clarification about the levels. I was definitely confused by that. It'd be really nice to switch up the language on those buttons. I'll update the review. Cheers! Ryan Hi Phil! Thanks for the clarification about the levels. I was definitely confused by that. It’d be really nice to switch up the language on those buttons. I’ll update the review.

Cheers!
Ryan

]]> By: Phil Chu http://www.slapapp.com/hyperbowl/comment-page-1#comment-532 Phil Chu Sat, 17 Apr 2010 07:55:56 +0000 http://www.slapapp.com/?p=17072#comment-532 Ryan, thanks for the review. I'm the developer of HyperBowl for iPhone/iPad (I licensed the rights from Hyper Entertainment, the original developer and current IP owner). I'd like to point out that HyperBowl on iPhone/iPad includes the first three lanes - Classic, Rome and Forest. There are "Buy" buttons in the menu for each of those lanes because I also release those lanes individually as separate apps for $.99, for those who have a particular favorite and don't want to pay for the whole game (also, historically, I was working on them one at a time and didn't want to delay releasing anything until I had enough for a "combo" version. I think I will also add the High Seas lane, but the last two are problematic because of the size). I left all those buy buttons in each version of HyperBowl as a convenient way to visit the App Store page for each (e.g. so you can read and rate), but it could probably use some different wording. Also, I don't know if you tried it on the iPad, but that is my favorite platform for HyperBowl so far - the controls feel the most natural to me, although perhaps they're a bit too easy compared to the iPhone. Ryan, thanks for the review. I'm the developer of HyperBowl for iPhone/iPad (I licensed the rights from Hyper Entertainment, the original developer and current IP owner). I'd like to point out that HyperBowl on iPhone/iPad includes the first three lanes – Classic, Rome and Forest. There are "Buy" buttons in the menu for each of those lanes because I also release those lanes individually as separate apps for $.99, for those who have a particular favorite and don't want to pay for the whole game (also, historically, I was working on them one at a time and didn't want to delay releasing anything until I had enough for a "combo" version. I think I will also add the High Seas lane, but the last two are problematic because of the size).

I left all those buy buttons in each version of HyperBowl as a convenient way to visit the App Store page for each (e.g. so you can read and rate), but it could probably use some different wording. Also, I don't know if you tried it on the iPad, but that is my favorite platform for HyperBowl so far – the controls feel the most natural to me, although perhaps they're a bit too easy compared to the iPhone.

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