The 'Game Explorer Editor' Project
It all started in early 2007. Microsoft Windows Vista included a new, special 'Games' folder, and they forgot to finish it. A large number of games were not detected and they didn't let you edit the entires manually. A small group of members on the Neowin forum found a way to hack the system by modifying registry and system files. The process was long and tedious, and since there was no news of anyone else making a program to automate things, I stuck my hand up and started building Vista Game Explorer Editor.
2 years later, VGEE is now pretty well known, and used by around 30,000 people around the world. It has a few limitations, but it gets the job done for now. I'm spending some of my reduced spare time on a new project, which remove the limitiations of VGEE, and add a whole lot of extra features. Progress is very slow, but it should be worth the wait.
A big thankyou to all those who have contributed to the project, tested the software for bugs, and to those who have sent emails of appreciation.
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