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PhillipLucas authored May 23, 2018
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Global title storage is used to store data that everyone can read, such as rosters, maps, challenges, or art resources. It is a type of [Title Storage](../storage-platform/xbox-live-title-storage/xbox-live-title-storage.md). The Global Storage tool is used to manage global title storage in test sandboxes. Data must still be published to RETAIL via Windows Dev Center or Xbox Developer Portal (XDP). The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools] (https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip. Custom tools can be created with the [Dev Tools library](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Xbox.Services.DevTools).

## Multiplayer Session History Viewer
Multiplayer Session History Viewer gives you the ability to view a historical timeline of all changes over a multiplayer session document's history (including deleted documents). Using this tool will give you a deeper understanding of what is happening with your MPSD session documents as it changes over time. It is available as a standalone tool in the [Development Tools] (https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.
Multiplayer Session History Viewer gives you the ability to view a historical timeline of all changes over a multiplayer session document's history (including deleted documents). Using this tool will give you a deeper understanding of what is happening with your MPSD session documents as it changes over time. It is available as a standalone tool in the [Development Tools](https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.

## Player Reset
The Player Reset tool can be used to reset a player's data in test sandboxes. You can reset data such as; achievements, leaderboards, stats and title history. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools] (https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip. Custom tools can be created with the [Dev Tools library](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Xbox.Services.DevTools).
The Player Reset tool can be used to reset a player's data in test sandboxes. You can reset data such as; achievements, leaderboards, stats and title history. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools](https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip. Custom tools can be created with the [Dev Tools library](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Xbox.Services.DevTools).

## Xbox Live Developer Account
The Xbox Live Developer Account tool is used to manage authentication of a developer account. It is needed to interact with other developer tools that require a developer credential, such as Player Reset and Global Storage. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools] (https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.
The Xbox Live Developer Account tool is used to manage authentication of a developer account. It is needed to interact with other developer tools that require a developer credential, such as Player Reset and Global Storage. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools](https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.

## Xbox Live Trace Analyzer
Using [Xbox Live Trace Analyzer](analyze-service-calls.md), you can capture all service calls and then analyze them offline for any violations in calling patterns. Service call tracing can be activated by using the xbtrace command line tool, or through protocol activation for more advanced scenarios. Activating service call tracking directly from title code is also supported. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools] (https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.
Using [Xbox Live Trace Analyzer](analyze-service-calls.md), you can capture all service calls and then analyze them offline for any violations in calling patterns. Service call tracing can be activated by using the xbtrace command line tool, or through protocol activation for more advanced scenarios. Activating service call tracking directly from title code is also supported. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools](https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.

## Xbox Live Account Tool
The [Xbox Live Account Tool](xbox-live-account-tool.md) is designed to help you set up existing test accounts for testing game scenarios. For example, you can use Xbox Live Account Tool to change an account's gamertag, or quickly add 1000 followers to an account's friends list. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools] (https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.
The [Xbox Live Account Tool](xbox-live-account-tool.md) is designed to help you set up existing test accounts for testing game scenarios. For example, you can use Xbox Live Account Tool to change an account's gamertag, or quickly add 1000 followers to an account's friends list. The tool is available via command-line as part of the [Development Tools](https://aka.ms/xboxliveuwptools) zip.