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'''Release type:''' [[Retail]] ([[Game-Maker]] suite)<br />
 
'''Release type:''' [[Retail]] ([[Game-Maker]] suite)<br />
 
'''Release date:''' 1991 (original release)<br />
 
'''Release date:''' 1991 (original release)<br />
'''Author:''' [[Recreational Software Designs]]<br />
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'''Author:''' [[G. Andrew Stone]]<br />
 
'''Related tools:''' [[Graphics Image Reader]], [[Palette Designer]], [[Block Designer]], [[Character Maker]], [[Monster Maker]], [[Map Maker]], [[Sound Designer]], [[Integrator]]
 
'''Related tools:''' [[Graphics Image Reader]], [[Palette Designer]], [[Block Designer]], [[Character Maker]], [[Monster Maker]], [[Map Maker]], [[Sound Designer]], [[Integrator]]
 
}}A portable version of Game-Maker's PLAYGAME utility; the name XFERPLAY presumably comes from "Transfer Play".
 
}}A portable version of Game-Maker's PLAYGAME utility; the name XFERPLAY presumably comes from "Transfer Play".
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[[Category: Formats and Tools]]
 
[[Category: First-party tools]]
 
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[[Category: G. Andrew Stone]]
 
[[Category: Recreational Software Designs]]
 
[[Category: Recreational Software Designs]]

Latest revision as of 11:43, 27 January 2016

Xferplay
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Release type: Retail (Game-Maker suite)
Release date: 1991 (original release)
Author: G. Andrew Stone
Related tools: Graphics Image Reader, Palette Designer, Block Designer, Character Maker, Monster Maker, Map Maker, Sound Designer, Integrator

A portable version of Game-Maker's PLAYGAME utility; the name XFERPLAY presumably comes from "Transfer Play".

Each game consists of a copy of the XFERPLAY program file, which contains all of the essential code, and a collection of data files that plug into XFERPLAY to populate the game with content. Those data files are compiled and organized in a .GAM file, produced with Integrator.

Programmed by Gregory Stone, in a mix of C and Assembly.

Version history[edit]

1994 - Version 3.00

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