FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Why can’t I upload any pictures for the game?
You must be a registered user to upload pictures and personalize your game. Register here or login here to begin personalizing your game.

To upload pictures and personalize the game:
Internet Explorer 6.0 and higher.
OR
Firefox 1.5 and higher.

This site's upload photo feature is not supported by Safari's web browser.
2. What file formats do I have to use for the pictures in the personalized game?
You can use either JPGs or GIFs. For clarity and a quicker upload time, we recommend that you only upload pictures that are 3MB or less. Click here to begin!
3. What are the system requirements for the game?
To play the game:
Flash Plug-In (most current version)
Shockwave Plug-In (most current version)
4. How do I remove my uploaded photo from the game?
You can click here to play the normal verison of the game.
or
You can upload another photo here.
5. How can I share my personalized game with my friends?
Once you are logged in and have a personalized game, click here to email your friends the link to your game.
6. How do I upload a picture and customize my game?
To personalize your game and upload a photo here
1. Click Browse to find a photo on your computer that you wish to upload.
2. Find the photo that you want to use, select it, and click Upload.
3. Now that your image has successfully uploaded, adjust the size and position of your head.
Use the scaling slider on the right side of your photo to size and move your image. Click and drag your photo so it fits in the red oval. Click Continue when you are finished.
4. Click Male or Female to choose from the two available outfits in the game, and then click Save.
7. Does the game install anything on my computer?
The Snap Attack game DOES NOT install extra files on your computer.
8. Does this game cost anything to play?
This game is free to play and distribute.
9. What are "cookies?"
A "cookie" is a small file that many websites and programs leave behind on your computer to store information such as preferences, selections, etc. so that this information is available next time the website is visited or the program is executed. You may disable cookies in your primary Web browser to prevent this from happening.