The Polygon Cruncher API is available for developers through a C++ SDK. The Polygon Cruncher API is exposed in a C++ library. Polygon Cruncher software is running on Windows operating system. Polygon Cruncher is also available as an API through an SDK. In the 1935 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film adaptation, Jerry Cruncher is portrayed by Billy Bevan. Polygon Cruncher was initially created in 1999 for Kalisto Entertainment. A popular use of overlay format was with the Titanics Cruncher, which compressed executables. Gamasutra have described the "Number cruncher" sub-game as a highlight of the game. The "Washington Times" calls him "a premier political number cruncher". Some, such as "Candy Cruncher" and "Postal 2", have been published by Linux Game Publishing. Following this act, Zbyszko gave himself the sobriquet the "Cruncher". Jeremiah "Jerry" Cruncher is employed as a "porter" for Tellson's Bank of London. It was also known informally as Cruncher Island. The AmigaOS packers and cruncher libraries are centralized by using the XPK system.