|
Written by Qui-Don
|
|
Read this article this morning and it reminded me that times have been bad before and yet the kingdom of God has always continued even when churches and denominations fail. Prayer is the only answer to the dilemma we find ourselves in during this current season of history and God will awaken His people once again as we cry out to Him. Hold fast brothers and sisters and we will seize the day! Read below concerning the condition of America before the 2nd Great Awakening in the 1790's...
|
|
Read more: Just In Case You Thought It Was Too Late...
|
|
Written by Everyday Gamers
|
|
Heavy Rain is an experiment in game design that succeeds in new and exciting ways for gaming but is also plagued with some very unfortunate flaws. It’s not a game in the typical sense as players have only some control over a characters actual movement. The game consists of small exploration segments, quicktime events and some walking around. It doesn’t sound like an exciting game, or even much of a game at all, but don’t brush it off just yet. It’s the way the game uses these simple mechanics to weave a story about murder and emotion that will hook you in. An interactive movie would be one way of describing it. Does Quantic Dream’s new title succeed in shaping a new hybrid of cinema in video games, or is this game all talk and no action?
|
|
Read more: Review: Heavy Rain (PS3)
|
|
Written by Patrick
|
|
YaHero is a Flash-based online game targeting the tween demographic. In the developers own words it "is the only massive multiplayer online game (MMOG) that is Bible based and supportive of a Christian world view. And, unlike other religious sites for kids, we do not promote a particular denominational viewpoint. We are solely committed to inspiring a love for Scripture and instilling a high level of biblical literacy."
The focus is on mini-games and leveling your character. The story is supposed to be allegorical in its format although some of the videos I've seen showing quests appear to be directly tied to the Bible, so I'm guessing the allegory will be in the overall story of the game world.
|
|
Read more: YaHero Christian MMO
|
|
Written by Examiner
|
|
There are a lot of misconceptions about the Bible, namely that it's a compilation of stories about people forgiving one another, being charitable and loving one another -- pretty much the antithesis of the values that this generation values if MTV cable programming is any indication. True, the Bible is used as a holy text by Christians, but interspersed between the lessons of moral righteousness are the exploits of some of the most badass, evil and conniving men and women to ever walk their planet.
Their legacies have resonated throughout history and have found a new home in video game characters. Now, you might think that the Bible would be the last thing to inspire an industry that largely revolves around shooting people in the face and tea-bagging one another Halo, but you would be wrong. Here's five examples why.
|
|
Read more: 5 Video Game Characters Inspired by the Bible
|
|
Written by Patrick
|
|
Left Behind Games Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: LFBG), a leading publisher of Christian video games, and Digital Praise, the world's largest privately held company producing Christian video games, today announced they have entered into a merger agreement. The new entity will possess the synergy of two experienced development teams, their combined highly successful video games, and the increased financial resources available through a public company. All of these factors are expected to significantly raise the visibility and appeal of the Christian video game market.
|
|
Read more: Left Behind Games and Digital Praise Merger
|
|
Written by Patrick
|
|
Back in April Soma Games launched our first game called G:Into The Rain and the people on this board gave us a lot of really good input including telling us what sucked and what worked. We were listening.
To cut to the chase, we recently had the opportunity to rebuild G basically from the ground up to take up (most of) the input we got from players and we're re-releasing the game with a big contest March 3-16. With everything that's been added or changed it's really a totally new game and is finally the game we were hoping to make all along...but frankly didn't know how.
|
|
Read more: Soma Games iPad Giveaway
|
|
Written by CCGR
|
|
Engage! Star Trek Online is the highly anticipated entry of the Star Trek franchise into the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game genre. The game has been in a state of development flux for many years. The game was first announced back in 2004, to be developed by Perpetual Entertainment. However, in 2008, Perpetual filed for bankruptcy, and the license and art assets were sold to Cryptic Studios. The first closed beta began in late 2009, and the open beta began on January 12, 2010. The open beta closed on January 26, 2010, and all those who pre-ordered had the ability to get a head start in the game, beginning on January 29. The game launched February 2, 2010. This is a preview, so all details may have changed between the time of writing (January 28) and the release, and will certainly change after release.
|
|
Read more: CCGR: Star Trek Online Preview
|
|
|
|
|
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>
|
|
Page 1 of 93 |
