Hello Chad Randall, Let me begin by stating: I have not played your game(My apologies, I don't have an iPhone of my own at this time.)
I was directed here from an article providing an overview of how you developed an iPhone game on Windows. I'm very interested in developing games for the latest wonder-toy, and I have been using a friends equipment so far, but... I simply cannot stand the Mac OS environment. The article mentioned that your framework was freely available. Is this still the case? I can't really offer anything for it, except my word that I'll provide a donation should my game be successful... Anything that can keep me developing in my familiar environment would be so very much appreciated.
And, thank you, Chad. I was pretty thrilled when I came across this. The main thing that's been in my way so far has been the Mac platform itself... I'm to set in my ways at this point to shift all my efforts to a new toolset. Heck, I can't even stand the single button mouse(Been using VNC to manipulate my friends Mac with "proper" human interface devices!)
Graywolfe - you can use any USB mouse with a mac, and it works, no drivers needed (unless it has many extra buttons, and you want to use them) the Apple mouse with the scroll ball built in can do right click, although it is not configured to do so by default (just have to go into System Preferences, click on Keyboard & Mouse, then in the mouse tab change the right button to Secondary Click)