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Early on, users could sign up to a sort of mail order club where they would submit their own games for evaluation, and then every so often all the club members would receive a floppy filled with games from the community. Eventually RSD stopped this practice, due to low participation.
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Early on, users could sign up to a sort of mail order club where they would submit their own games for evaluation, and then every so often all the club members would receive a floppy filled with games from the community. Eventually [[RSD]] stopped this practice, due to low participation.
  
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If you discount the ''[[Barracuda]]'' floppy included with early versions of [[Game-Maker ]](October 1992), the first user-derived games distributed by RSD went out October 10th 1993, on a 3.5" floppy labeled "[[Shareware Disk #1]]". The game contains the following games:
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* ''[[A-J's Quest]]'', v2.1
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* [[David Wallin]]'s ''[[Slinker]]''
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* [[Ronnie Toon]]'s ''[[Viki: Escape from Videoland]]''
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It also contains copies of PKZip 2.04G and [[LHarc|LHA]] Version 2.13, Alchemy Mindworks' Graphic Workshop for both DOS and Windows, a batch file called "UNXFER.BAT" that serves to import a standalone game into early Game-Maker's convoluted directory structure, and a selection of template BBL and MAP files distributed under the name "Graphic Tools", meant to speed up game design.
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A little over three months later (December 30th, 1993), a second disk went out labeled "[[Gameware Disk #1]]". Its contents include:
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* ''A-J's Quest'' 2.1a
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* [[Sheldon Chase]]'s ''[[Desert Defender]]'' and ''[[Earth vs The Flying Saucers]]''
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* [[Matt Bell]]'s ''[[Rocket]]'' and ''[[Paper Airplane]]''
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* Ronnie Toon's ''[[Santa is Back!]]''
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The listed artists all contributed one or more games to the Exchange.
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[[Category: Distribution]]

Latest revision as of 10:10, 17 June 2016

Early on, users could sign up to a sort of mail order club where they would submit their own games for evaluation, and then every so often all the club members would receive a floppy filled with games from the community. Eventually RSD stopped this practice, due to low participation.

If you discount the Barracuda floppy included with early versions of Game-Maker (October 1992), the first user-derived games distributed by RSD went out October 10th 1993, on a 3.5" floppy labeled "Shareware Disk #1". The game contains the following games:

It also contains copies of PKZip 2.04G and LHA Version 2.13, Alchemy Mindworks' Graphic Workshop for both DOS and Windows, a batch file called "UNXFER.BAT" that serves to import a standalone game into early Game-Maker's convoluted directory structure, and a selection of template BBL and MAP files distributed under the name "Graphic Tools", meant to speed up game design.

A little over three months later (December 30th, 1993), a second disk went out labeled "Gameware Disk #1". Its contents include:

The listed artists all contributed one or more games to the Exchange.

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