I've decided to release the source code of Game Categories for educational purposes. It's licensed under the GPLv3 and I really wish you folks would respect it, and license derivative works under the same license. I'm really not in the mood for a witch-hunt after those who think they can get away with ignoring it. That includes taking structures and so forth from it (they took a long time of reversing and testing to figure out), GPLv3 is the way to go. :)
This is a source code that has had to many overhauls and is no longer the most organised one around, so please don't be to hard on me, although I think I did a pretty good job compared to most of my source codes. It's methods for patching the VSH are at the least a bit odd, so please try the best you can on maintaining compatbility with Game Categories if you ever release something derived from it.
The M33 SDK is thrown inside the 'lib' and 'include' folder in order to make the compilation more universal. Also, the plugin management done in the updater downloaded by Network Update was based on code found here. The appropriate credits for this go out to the M33 Team.
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