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GIFabulous: Show Us Your Best September Game Animated GIF
For now, we’re going to put aside the most important debate raging on the Internet and welcome anyone and everyone to the party. That’s right, it doesn’t matter if you pronounce “gif” with a hard “g” or a soft one for this exercise. We welcome you all.
September saw a number of fantastic releases, with Destiny, Roundabout, Wasteland 2, Hyrule Warriors, Shadow of Mordor, and more arriving at retail. We want you to pick your favorite September release and make us an animated GIF of a particularly memorable moment.
Did you drop the entire enemy team with a super in a crucible match in Destiny? Did your pull off a last-second win in Forza Horizon? Maybe you found an amusing glitch that you want to share.
Create and upload your GIF to a safe site (we recommend using Dropbox or other service that specializes in cloud storage). Then, email Mike (mike[at]gameinformer[dot]com) with the link, a description, and your name (as you’d like to be credited).
Please use “September Game GIFabulous” as your subject line. Submit your entries by Thursday, October 9 at 12 p.m. Eastern. We’ll feature our favorites.
For more community creations, check out our Destiny Fun with Photoshop (and part 2) and your clever concoctions based on the Far Cry 4 and Halo 5: Guardians box art.
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