-Built off an MSDN copy of XP SP3
-This is an unattended install has to be a clean install you can't do this as an upgrade
-Updated to August genuine passes wga
-I spent a lot of time on this build taking all the normal pictuers at the sides of cpl and exe files
I normally have for style and using adobe flash I animated them all to give this XP a unique style
all it's own.
-This build comes in both x86 and x64 versions
-This build has nothing installed by default except for updates and driver packs IE 8 and WMP 11 everything else is
available via wpi to give each user full selection of what they would like installed on their system
-I have included a bunch of new different themes, cursors, windows sounds and wallpapers
-The apocalypse theme comes with custom cursors and my own custom made apocalypse future sounds for windows

Year: 2009
Version: 1.3
Developer: SibirSoft by Warxammer
Platform: x86 (32-bit)

Minimum System Requirements
Recommended computer processor equipped with Intel Pentium / Celeron, AMD K6/Athlon/Duron or compatible with a frequency of 300 MHz or more (one-or two-CPU) *. The minimum frequency processor - 233 MHz.
We recommend 128 MB of RAM or more. The minimum allowable - 64 MB (if you have 64 MB of RAM possible decrease in performance and functionality).
1.5 GB free hard disk space.
Monitor and Super VGA video adapter with 800 X 600 or higher.
CD-or DVD-ROM drive

Game Maker is a software application written by Mark Overmars in the Delphi programming language. Overmars released the original version on November 15, 1999.
The primary interface for the creation of games is via an object-oriented drag-and-drop system, allowing users unfamiliar with traditional programming to intuitively create games simply by organizing things visually on the screen. Users select a personally-created object and drop instances of these objects in the area of the game being worked on, and Game Maker automatically applies any global effects to that instance of the object. To extend the drag-and-drop functionality of Game Maker, users can use files called Libraries to add new drag-and-drop items known as Actions to the lists. These can be created with a special library builder.

The program is designed to allow its users to easily develop computer games without having to learn a complex programming language such as C++ or Java. For experienced users, Game Maker contains a built-in scripting programming language called the "Game Maker Language (GML)", allowing the user to further customize their game and expand features. Games can be distributed under any license (including no license), in non-editable executable ".exe" files or as the .gm6 (Version 6.x), .gmk (Version 7.x) and .gmd (Version 4.x, 5.x) (source code) file itself. Users of Game Maker are allowed to sell creations as long as no copyrighted material is included without the copyright holder's permission (images, sounds, etc.)