Games: More Information
System recommendations
I don't know, actually. I'm not one of those game developers who can create endless supplies of really old computers out of thin air.
What I do know is this:
The games should work fine on any Windows computer which is newer than 5 years. Try it on older computers too if you want to, they won't break from that, but don't expect all games to run without rattling.
What I do know is this:
The games should work fine on any Windows computer which is newer than 5 years. Try it on older computers too if you want to, they won't break from that, but don't expect all games to run without rattling.
Licensing
It makes things more difficult for the player if they have to agree to some terms and conditions or check a license if all they want to do is send it to a friend.
I have therefore decided to leave out all the legal nonsense, except maybe this nonsense-lawsuit-deterrant page.
Instead, read this:
What is okay:
I have therefore decided to leave out all the legal nonsense, except maybe this nonsense-lawsuit-deterrant page.
Instead, read this:
What is okay:
- Playing the games anywhere, anytime.
- Sending games to your friends.
- Taking apart the games to examine its insides. You can do that. If you want the Game Maker source files too, tell me!
- Telling people that you made the games.
- Selling the games for money. (Only exception to this is putting them on a CD or DVD which gets distributed with a magazine.)
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