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-Refpack/QFS is a compression algorithm based on the LZ77/LZSS compression by Frank Barchard from EA. It first appeared in Need for Speed 2 in 1997. There is slight variations in the compression for each game.
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-The main destinction between QFS and LZSS is that the compression has it's own unique way of encoding tokens/control characters, which has a varying length between 8 to 32 bits. It also allows a much longer length and offset to be encoded.
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-The algorithm doesn't employ any other common compression method (such as Huffman Coding) besides LZSS encoding of repeated patterns.
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-The longer length and offset capacity of the compression slows down the compression, and it doesn't seem to yield a significant improvement in the compressed size, so I don't know why EA didn't just use DEFLATE. I guess they waited until the patent for DEFLATE expired.