Can you name the Memory Game - BLACKOUT CHALLENGE? by godpaul26

Can you name the Memory Game - BLACKOUT CHALLENGE?

created by godpaul26

Enter an answer in the box below
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Answers MUST be guessed in order
After you type Start, & after a correct answer, a message will flash in the answer column, you must memorize what it said and retype it.
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Memory Game - BLACKOUT CHALLENGE Quiz

by godpaul26

Created Jun 18, 2010 in Just For Fun
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	godpaul25:	Jun 18th, 2010 at 15:06 GMT		7 points
	I guess asking you to read the game note was too much to ask. And yes you can cheat on every quiz if you want to, what's your point? Play it right or don't bother playing it.]]

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	actwentysix:	Jun 18th, 2010 at 18:45 GMT		-2 points
	I think this is a great quiz idea, however, I'm not too keen on the misspelled words. I'm not sure what it accomplishes. What I like is the idea of trying to remember what was flashed, not trying to remember if an I and an E were transposed. Seems like all that does is increase your play count, and encourages people to copy/paste, rather than playing the game.

	godpaul26:	Jun 18th, 2010 at 19:21 GMT		2 points
	The point is to make sure you actually read it, not just get a glimpse of what it says. It's an attention quiz. I was just throwing in a curve ball to keep you on your toes, and warned people to read the game note, and put it in all caps that there would be misspelled words to throw them off and to pay attention. Apparently that's not going over well, so i will just change it back. P.S. NOBODY EVER PLAY ONE OF MY QUIZZES MORE THAN ONCE PLEASE! I'm sick of hearing that if you make a quiz slightly difficult, it's only cause you want to rack up plays. Cookie cutter simple ones from now on guys, don't worry.

	actwentysix:	Jun 18th, 2010 at 20:08 GMT		5 points
	I wasn't saying you were purposefully trying to up your play count, but it is an unfortunate side effect of the quizzes that reveal the hints one line at a time. The object of your quiz was to have people read the full line, however the rate at which these flash is less than a second. It has been shown that many misspelled words with transposed letters will unscramble themselves in the mind. It's at this point, the player must either cheat, or stop the game and restart it. As I said, I like the idea. I think this format would be awesome in a flash card type math quiz.

	godpaul25:	Jun 18th, 2010 at 20:52 GMT		2 points
	@actwentysix, yes they will unscramble, that's the difficult part. It's ok, I put it all regular, and feel free to do a quiz like you were saying, a flash card math one. Sounds fun. You just have to make the background color the same as the font color, obviously, then just program it accordingly.

	TheEquivocator:	Sep 26th, 2010 at 21:34 GMT		1 point
	I'm not especially fond of this test itself--the inherent limitations on its format drastically reduce its usefulness as a test purely of memory (as opposed to some complex mixture of perception, processing speed, reaction time, typing speed, and the very specialized memory type of visual short term memory). Still, I rated it 5 for the sheer creativity of manipulation of the primitive Sporcle interface to get your desired effect. Nice work!

	saber:	Feb 8th, 2011 at 22:18 GMT		1 point
	Nice concept for a quiz.