Introducción al empaquetado de títulos para PC con las herramientas MSIXVC

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Game configVersion="1">
    <!-- Publisher should match the exact value provided in the "Package/Identity/Publisher" field of the Game setup -> Identity section of your product's configuration area in Partner Center.
         Name should match the exact value provided in the "Package/Identity/Name" field of the Game setup -> Identity section of your product's configuration area in Partner Center. -->
    <Identity Name="**REPLACE**"
        Publisher="**REPLACE**"
        Version="1.0.1.0"/>
        <!-- For MSIXVC/MSIXVC2 the fourth digit of the version number is reserved for Microsoft Store use -->

    <!-- These values are found in the Game Setup -> Identity section in your product's configuration area in Partner Center. -->
    <StoreId>**REPLACE WITH STOREID**</StoreId>
    <MSAAppId>**REPLACE WITH MSAAPPID**</MSAAppId>
    <TitleId>**REPLACE WITH TITLEID**</TitleId>

    <!--  Include any additional languages your title supports as appropriate -->
    <Resources>
      <Resource Language="en-US" />
    </Resources>

     <!-- Use override display name if you want to display a different title in the shell than the DefaultDisplayName from the ShellVisuals section, or if you need to localize it. -->

     <!-- Configuring the Alias attribute will allow you to take advantage of Execution Alias functionality when launching your executable. For more information, please see the MicrosoftGame.config reference documentation. -->

    <ExecutableList>
      <Executable Name="**REPLACE**"
                  Id="Game"
                  Alias="**REPLACE**"
                  OverrideDisplayName="**REPLACE**"
                  />
    </ExecutableList>

    <!-- DefaultDisplayName should match the exact value provided in the "Package/Identity/Name" field of the Game setup -> Identity section of your product's configuration area in Partner Center.
         PublisherDisplayName should use the exact value provided in the "Package/Properties/PublisherDisplayName" field of the Game setup -> Identity section of your product's configuration area in Partner Center.-->
    
    <!-- The following asset sizes apply
         StoreLogo - 100x100
         Square150x150Logo - 150x150
         Square44x44Logo - 44x44
         SplashScreenImage - 1920x1080
    -->
    <ShellVisuals DefaultDisplayName="**REPLACE**" 
                  PublisherDisplayName="**REPLACE**"
                  StoreLogo="StoreLogo.png"
                  Square150x150Logo="Logo.png"
                  Square44x44Logo="SmallLogo.png"
                  Description="**REPLACE**"
                  BackgroundColor="#000040"
                  SplashScreenImage="SplashScreen.png"/>
    
    <DesktopRegistration>
      <!-- Include this section if you need to run a custom installer action with Administrator privileges the first time that your game runs.
           Any executable you specify must be located under the "Installers" folder in the base folder of your game. Don't include any other files in the
           Installers folder.
      <CustomInstallActions>
        <Folder>Installers</Folder>
        <InstallActionList>
          <InstallAction File="CustomInstaller.exe" Name="UniqueInstallTaskName" Arguments="/silent /example" />
        </InstallActionList>
      </CustomInstallActions>
      -->
      <DependencyList>
        <!-- Omit the Dependency items if your game doesn't need them, or the entire DependencyList element. Note that your version of VCLibs may be different. See the Framework package dependencies topic of the documentation for details and guidance. -->
        <KnownDependency Name="VC11"/>
      </DependencyList>
        <!-- Select the ProcessorArchitecture that matches your game executables. -->
      <ProcessorArchitecture>x64</ProcessorArchitecture>
      <!--<ProcessorArchitecture>x86</ProcessorArchitecture>-->

      <!-- Include this section if your game uses Xbox services Multiplayer invites.
      <MultiplayerProtocol>true</MultiplayerProtocol>
      -->
    </DesktopRegistration>

    <!-- Include this section if your game writes files to its installation directory, and you're unable to change this by altering your source code and recompiling your game.
    <ExtendedAttributeList>
      <ExtendedAttribute Name="RestrictedCapability" Value="packageWriteRedirectionCompatibilityShim"/>
    </ExtendedAttributeList>
    -->
</Game>

<DependencyList>
  <KnownDependency Name="DX11"/>
</DependencyList>