Juice805

Android devices.

That runs the same games as the alternative. Android iOS Android iOS (Just a tech demo i know) but it can't run ...k. So regardless of how you personally feel about the devices, PRO can be played on them. Just may take some work

Apple hate confirmed. Bummer. Lots of your fans (and customers) would really love to see the game on their devices. Don't blame their devices, it's all about effort. I understand it may not be worth it to the developers at this moment, but to say never is a slap to the face of your fans. They shouldn't have to switch devices to play their game wherever they go. If you truly cared about being open and reaching everyone iOS would be on the roadmap somewhere EDIT: Just noticed the logo on the forums has an iPhone in it. Irony

kinda sounds like just an anti-apple bias in this community. And yes, the NDS runs FULL SPEED and is smooth. My device choice is fine.

this search function blows.

2. using my original suggestion it's not difficult. If it builds and runs it can be signed and dispersed. Even without it we can build our own app from source and throw it on the phone. I could blame apple maybe for their phones not being "powerful enough", but again i find that hard to believe as it can run games far more visually and technically intensive. I don't know how PRO is built so i'm not fully aware of how they would have to port it over, but if it was done right I'm sure its possible, It just may not be feasible or worth it to the developers as it probably would require a rewrite in some aspects to optimize the game.

One day. I have hope Nope, never. I reject that reality. Still will maintain hope

One day. I have hope

Wow. I don't understand how the search did not bring any of those up. Even now searching iOS only brings up mine and the android version (iPad comes up empty). even searching only the suggestion forum, brings up nothing. I had found it very unlikely it had not been asked before. Oh well. "iOS is very strict and even the ways to bypass with the emulators are not in Apple's favor and can make PRO look bad to try" I don't understand this sentence. How does it make them look bad to be posted in a service such as iPwnstore? They would only be trying to please and increase their player base. Oh and I'll gladly take it on my iPad if nothing else.

I think it will never work.... Because 1/ apple is close sources and neeed to have right for publish in apps store 2/ ios don't have enough sources for playing Pro 3/ it has suggestion before, and answered too 1. No see suggestion in OP. 2. If i can emulate Black 2 in a NDS emulator i find it hard to believe some version of PRO cannot be run. 3. I have searched the forum. Turned up nothing.

I am surprised there has been no thread on this topic before but here it goes: iOS client! This game would be awesome on the go for the many iOS users out there. I already play GBA and NDS versions of Pokemon on my iOS devices and now that I have moved on to PRO it would be so much better to play on a mobile device. I had seen somewhere it had originally been proposed but was scrapped due to the jailbroken requirements; however, nowadays you no longer need to jailbreak to have emulators using services such as iEmulators and iPwnstore. While they aren't free they are more than reasonably priced and can make creating an iOS version worth the trouble! I hope someone awesome out there who is better with iOS development than I can work with the PRO team and make this happen. Pokemon always belonged in your hands.

It's definitely doable

That will never happen, sorry :confused: Well it doesn't mean you have to make it. Hopefully someone else will. I should probably just make a new thread.

Getting this message when attempting to enter building on bottom right of lavender town

I can play pokemon Black on an NDS emulator no problem on my iPhone and there is an android version I don't see how the phones themselves are the problem. Jailbreaking seems to be the problem but couldnt you guys go through a service such as iPwnstore or iEmulators to get to non jailbroken iOS devices?