Pixel Revolt 24 Community Question Reminder

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by Derek Lavigne, COMMUNITY WRITER

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Bitmobbers unite! We need your answers to the Pixel Revolt community question.

This week's question should result in some great responses:

What is your favorite and least favorite save point gimmicks in video games?

Like phoning home in Deadly Premonition? Hate the random floating orbs in Final Fantasy games? Let us know!

Remember, we now have a voicemail line, so you don't have to have any kind of computer equipment to participate. No more excuses!

So send on over your email and audio responses by 6 p.m. PST on Thursday to be featured on Pixel Revolt.

How you can respond to the question:

1) Record a sound clip on your computer, then email it to us at PixelRevoltDL@gmail.com (Preferred)

2) Call us on our new voicemail line! (626) 37-PIXEL

3) Send an email response to PixelRevoltDL@gmail.com

4) Leave a comment in this post!

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Andrew Galbraith

May 11, 2010

I always thought that the save mechanic in Eternal Darkness was incredibly well done - especially when the game would mess with the player and instead of a "save" prompt, it would show a "delete" prompt in an attempt to convince the user that the entire memory card had been erased.

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Matthew H. Mason

May 11, 2010

Hey doodz, I left you a voice mail. Jeff can thank me later.

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Steven Escobar

May 11, 2010

I actually liked the save points in Final Fantasy VII, probably because I saw them as a safe haven. I remember several occasions where my party was dangerously low on health and I'd be racing to the nearest save ONLY to have the screen fade out and a random battle ensue, subsequently ending my game and having to revert back to my previous save!