Better game library detection where available about glc HOT 5 CLOSED

OK, here's my results so far. Not really great news [for a "perfect" solution] with many of them.

Amazon Games: [I've just implemented this one, and I'll be submitting a pull request shortly.]
SQLite: %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Amazon Games\Data\Games\Sql\GameInstallInfo.sqlite

• Title: ProductTitle in DbSet table
• Launch: "amazon-games://play/" + Id in DbSet table
• Icon: installDirectory in DbSet table (just the install path, no .exe)

Battle.net:
Protobuf: C:\ProgramData\Battle.net\Agent\product.db

• Install paths only

JSON: C:\ProgramData\Battle.net\Agent\data\cache\.\.\*

• Relative paths to .exe

Bethesda.net:
[Doesn't look like there's anything else helpful in the filesystem or registry.]

Big Fish:
[Doesn't look like there's anything else helpful in the filesystem or registry.]

GOG Galaxy:
SQLite: C:\ProgramData\GOG.com\Galaxy\storage\galaxy-2.0.db

• Title: title in LimitedDetails table (correlate productId with below)
• Launch: installationPath in InstalledBaseProducts table
  (just the install path, no .exe; in some cases, for a given productId, the GameFiles table has an .exe in the installPath field marked with fileAttribute=1, but this does not appear to be consistent).

[However, unlike the others, GOG is looking at the Software registry keys rather than relying on the Uninstall key. We'll have to test what happens on a reinstall; this method is perhaps unnecessary.]

IGClient: [I've just implemented this one, and I'll be submitting a pull request shortly.]
JSON: %userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\IGClient\storage\installed.json

• Title: [ ]/target/item_data/name
• Launch: "[ ]/path/" + "[ ]/target/item_data/slugged_name"
  (just the install path, no .exe; and there's no uninstall entry, so I haven't found any choice but to rely on FindGameBinaryFile() ).

Ubisoft Connect: [I reinstalled Windows, and got Ubisoft working again.]
[Doesn't look like there's anything else helpful in the filesystem or registry, however it looks like Ubisoft helpfully re-creates the uninstall entries.]

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It looks like the Origin fix isn't going to survive the transition to EA Desktop that's currently in beta.
EDIT: I may have spoken too soon. Even after uninstalling both, and then installing just EA Desktop from scratch, it looks like the Origin stuff I use is duplicated. At least for now.

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Implemented GOG as well in this commit.

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Implemented Battle.net in this commit.

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I'm going to close this. Bethesda has been deprecated, and I don't think there's another solution for the others (e.g., Big Fish and Indiegala).

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