Stuff happened while playing this game that I think I'll always remember. If you add some beer and the right group of people, you should have a great time.

Looks great on 5th gen iPod Touch. Really fun. Great to pick up if you only have a couple minutes to play. The only iOS game I want to play right now.

I found it tricky at first. The key is to have clipping/bypass set to off. Create yourself a custom eq and save it. The app has a built in auto normalize feature that you want to leave on. Finally, you'll adjust the volume of your music with your iPod's volume control keys. You'll let the auto normalize take care of the pre-amp. This app makes listening to music on an iPod an enjoyable experience. My etymotic er4p iem's are weak in reproducing base. Boosting the base with this app is fantastic. My grado gs 1000's are heavy on base so I'll have a different eq set up and saved for those.

Seeing all the good reviews and seeing this app in the top ten paid apps list may lead you to purchase this app. After all, for three bucks, what could go wrong? Well... everything. The short and long of it is, there is simply no way to write with your finger in such a way that makes this app useable. Your font will be large and ugly. One of the page backgrounds is lined paper. I've found it impossible to write small enough to write within the lines. If you want to satisfy your jones for writing / drawing on your iPad, get a $.99 app called color & draw. Not only does it let you change the color of your ink, it let's you change the width of your stroke. These are two things PenUltimate won't let you do. Even with the advantages of color & draw, there is still no way to capture handwriting in a way that would cause you to ditch your pen and paper. One star because the app is useless (except for showing people how a useless app can find success in the app store). Kudos to their marketing team.

Best $9.99 I ever spent. I consider myself a pretty tech savy guy. I taught myself how to use Logic Pro but Final Cut Pro consistently stumped me. I bought the Apple Pro Training Series book from the Kindle store but found the program to be tedious and chatty. In contrast, I watched every video in this tutorial back to back in a single day. No filler. All useful content presented in a logical progression. I wish I had bought this app the day I bought Final Cut Pro. I feel like Neo when they loaded a jiu jitsu program directly to his brain - *opens eyes wide* I know Final Cut Pro.