Yes - but you can't die in the game, so you don't need to worry about saving the game before experimenting. Saved games are approx. 100K - quite small enough to be emailed, if you fancy showing off to other ST players having solved a particular puzzle.

You may save your game while you are playing the game or at the end of each stage. You may resume the saved game in the future.

Your progress through the game is saved every time you complete a level. If you exit the game, you can always choose to resume playing from the beginning of the level where you left off by choosing "Continue" from the Main Menu.

You must wait until the pitcher options come up. Then Go to the 'Pause Menu', select 'Quit" and 'Quit and Save Game'.

Well there are no situations you can get into that renders the game impossible to complete. BTW: You can enter the Tardis without any special objects, just jump in the door is open..

You have one slot for every multi-player game. If you save a multi-player game twice, the first save game will be erazed. To save a multi-player game you must use the keys CTRL+S.

Sort of. You can stop a Hexic game at any time by pressing Start. You can then exit the game in progress and even quit Hexic. When you restart Hexic, you will be asked if you want to resume your game in progress. If you say Yes, you will return to the exact point where you left off. CAUTION: if you want to preserve a game in progress, make sure to exit the game and quit Hexic.

Just press L+R+A+SELECT when you playing a game. You can backup the save to CF card. Save will be auto reload after you play the game again.

There are specific save points that are spread liberally throughout the game world. You may also export your character for play on your friend's PlayStation 2.

To leave Modus Operandi, simply type QUIT. This will log you out of the game and save your character for you. So, when you next visit Morada you can pick up right where you left off!

No. Only Territory’s count towards the amount of energy received during that phase. (Rob –AH) Rolling an 8-sider when attacking only means that you must move that commander into the new territory if you win. Rolling an 8-sider does not put your commander at risk, unless you don't have MODs to protect him. (Rob – AH)

When you receive the SMS containing the WAP address enter the full address (including the 5/6 letter code using lowercase characters) into your WAP browser on your handset and connect. Please note, you cannot download the game in your PC's web browser. Alternatively, if you receive a bookmark you can choose to download/connect to the bookmark without having to enter the address. Your handset may not seem like it's downloading anything. Please wait for at least 5 minutes before pressing any keys.

No, you cannot save the game in multiplayer mode. The performance would have suffered too much (it requires much more time to save a multi player game than a single player one due to technical reasons). Have you heard any info about running the trial version with Matrox video cards? I have a 4 meg Matrox Mystique, driver version 3.70, and the game crashes after a few minutes of play in the Hittite campaigns.

You can only save in safe areas (like town) or in boss areas. We'll have to add an alert box to tell players about this otherwise it's not very obvious. Clicking quickstart will delete your savegames if you have any. Register and save on the server to prevent this from happening. We're putting in a warning message to ensure your saves don't get overidden like this. Click the blue button to transfer your save to the server. We'll make clearer instructions for this delicate proceedure soon.

CXQ saves all games to the server, though it deletes all games that are more than 3 months old. If you want to save your game to your local disk, you can click on the game number in the record web page to see the game moves in WXF format. You can then save that web page to your local harddisk. To view the game you saved in your harddisk, you need a stand-alone chinese chess viewer. It is recommended that you use Cchview ver 3.5.0, a powerful editor/viewer/database for viewing CXQ saved games.

While there are conflicting reports concerning FlashRAM, it can be safely stated that only one save for any game can be saved using any save type. To clarify: if you save your game in Super Mario 64, and load another game that requires 4Kbit EEPROM to save, your saved game for Super Mario 64 will be lost. This holds true for ALL save types.

Do you know how to keep the GBA game save? I think you know, just press L+R+A+SELECT. Now, GBC and NES games can use this function too. rename xxxx.sav filename to the same name as .GBC or .NES game. Such as contra.nes, you should rename xxxx.sav to contra.nes.