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Sunday, 27 September 2009 00:46 Eric Slick

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"Christian" gaming: Missing the point?

MirariSoftware (Registered) 2010-02-17 15:39:05

It frustrates me every time I go down the electron ics isle in wal-mart. ne
arly every title depicts a six-pack-bazooka-wielding-army-man with a girl
in a revealing outfit and bodies littered everywhere ; or some simila
r dynamic.

Its hard to find title s with at least acceptable content; forg
et Christi an.

But do Christians over learn this lesson?

Le ft Behin
d: Eternal Forces was a fail in both Chris tian and secular circles. In the
secular world- pa rtly because it dawned a "Christian" face,
and partly because it was a terribly buggy title.

In Christian circles,
because it reflected the p rinciples of radical islam: Join our side, or di
e. And did I mention it was terribly buggy?

I think it did more dam
age to Christian gaming than it di d advance it!

But, I also think that Ch
ristians a voiding combat entirely is a mistak...

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