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@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ Tips
     it had no limit. Let's say you have 20 ships each with 3
     bullets. That's 80 things on the screen. Basically the
     game would be unplayable. Powpow's solution is after
-    6 players they're a queue of players waiting to get
-    launched. They collectively controll a ghost ship
+    6 players there's a queue of players waiting to get
+    launched. They collectively control a ghost ship
 
 *   Preventing text selection in the browser
 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Tips
 
     You probably need to test both landscape and portrait
     and 3.5 inch (iPhone4-) and 4.0 inch (iPhone5+) sizes
-    as well as iPad.
+    iOS6, 7, and 8, as well as iPad.
 
     I'd recommend the Android sim but it's so damn slow.
     I know it can be configured to run faster but even then
@@ -36,11 +36,12 @@ Tips
     Both iOS Safari and Chrome Android support remote debugging. Google for it.
     It's awesome!
 
-*   Make options that don't need contollers.
+*   Make options that don't need contollers to test your game.
 
     Powpow, Shootshoot, Jumpjump will all use the local
     keyboard to run a player if you put `?settings={haveServer:false}`
-    at the end of the URL.
+    at the end of the URL. Boomboom you have to put
+    `?settings={haveServer:false,numLocalPlayers:2}`
 
 *   Use URL settings for testing.
 
@@ -55,8 +56,8 @@ Tips
     avatar on their screen.
 
     Some games let the controller pick the color. (jamjam, ...)
-    Other games pick the color/style and send it to the controller
-    (powpow, jumpjump, ...)
+    Other games the game pics the color/style and sends it to the controller
+    (powpow, jumpjump, boomboom, ...)
 
 *   Use media queries to adjust the controller by device and/or orientation
 
@@ -165,6 +166,8 @@ Tips
             }
         }
 
+    Note: powpow and jumpjump already do this with standard HappyFunTimes support. Copy them.
+
 *   Use HandJS
 
     Touch events suck balls. Microsoft proposed a much better system
@@ -213,7 +216,7 @@ Tips
 
     I'm embarrassed to say this but I can't for the life of me figure out CSS. I set something
     to 100% height expecting it to become the same size as its container but for reasons I haven't
-    been able to internalize this often doesn't work. My current solution is to mark a the element
+    been able to internalize this often doesn't work. My current solution is to mark the element
     in question with `class="fixheight"` and then in JavaScript, search for all elements with
     class `fixheight` and set their height to their parent's clientHeight. So far that's fixed
     all the issues.