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'''Checkpoint Crates''' are a type of [[crate]] that appears in every game of the main [[Crash Bandicoot (series)|''Crash Bandicoot'' series]], starting with the [[Crash Bandicoot (video game)|first game]]. They usually depicted with a yellow "C" (presumably short for "checkpoint") on them. [[Crash Bandicoot|Crash]] or another playable character can break a Checkpoint Crate to activate it so that if | '''Checkpoint Crates''' are a type of [[crate]] that appears in every game of the main [[Crash Bandicoot (series)|''Crash Bandicoot'' series]], starting with the [[Crash Bandicoot (video game)|first game]]. They usually depicted with a yellow "C" (presumably short for "checkpoint") on them. [[Crash Bandicoot|Crash]] or another playable character can break a Checkpoint Crate to activate it so that their progress is saved up to that point in the level; this means that if a character loses a [[extra life|life]], they start back from the most recently activated Checkpoint Crate. Breaking a Checkpoint Crate causes the letters of "Checkpoint" to individually appear on screen for about a second each. If a character loses all of their lives or completes a level, the Checkpoint Crate's effect wears off. In some games, breaking a Checkpoint Crate auto-saves the game. | ||
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Revision as of 23:42, May 14, 2021
Checkpoint Crates are a type of crate that appears in every game of the main Crash Bandicoot series, starting with the first game. They usually depicted with a yellow "C" (presumably short for "checkpoint") on them. Crash or another playable character can break a Checkpoint Crate to activate it so that their progress is saved up to that point in the level; this means that if a character loses a life, they start back from the most recently activated Checkpoint Crate. Breaking a Checkpoint Crate causes the letters of "Checkpoint" to individually appear on screen for about a second each. If a character loses all of their lives or completes a level, the Checkpoint Crate's effect wears off. In some games, breaking a Checkpoint Crate auto-saves the game.
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