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Old Nintendo Bible Video Games
Posted on: February 11, 2007 - 3:42am
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Old Nintendo Bible Video Games
Here's a link to a reviewer of some old Bible video games on nintendo. Totally hilarious.
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I used to have one of those unlicensed NES Bible games when I was a kid, although the one I had isn't in the video. The game was actually quite fun to play.
That was some hillllarious shit, i havn't laughed that hard in a while!! Reminds me of those ROM-pit reviews on somethingawful.com
My two favorite games were Baby Moses and the Noah's Ark ripoff of Wolfenstein, sooooooo classic
The Enlightenment wounded the beast, but the killing blow has yet to land...
I saved that video to my favorites. Man, those people that made those Bible games ripped off Zelda and Wolfenstein...
Atheist Books
Weird that I never saw those games being a video game nerd myself. The video was funny but (and I'm not trying to be prudish) I can't appreciate someone spouting obscenities simply for the sake of doing it. The actual reviews were hilarious, though. And it was strange that none of those games made any real sense
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"We did not follow cleverly invented stories..."
2 Peter 1:16
"Therefore, since I myself have carefully investigated everything from the beginning, it seemed good also to me to write an orderly account for you..."
Luke 1:3
I'm still confused over the bible game without any connection to the bible, IMO I think it was slick marketing of a bad game to sell to fundie parents.
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