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That reminds me of this horrible PC game my brothers tried to play when we were growing up. It was called Super 3D Noah’s Ark. Apparently, the game’s maps were completely stolen from another game–and because of this, if you look at the maps in level editor, you can see that all of the levels in this “Christian” game are comprised of multiple swastikas.
That’s actually a Wisdom Tree game as well! There weren’t a whole lot of Christian video game developers, then or now. Not exactly a high-integrity move on their part, porting over maps with Nazi references from a completely different game. But at least such games leave us with amusing memories, right?
March 28th, 2008 at 8:39 am
Heh, speaking of Christian video games…
That reminds me of this horrible PC game my brothers tried to play when we were growing up. It was called Super 3D Noah’s Ark. Apparently, the game’s maps were completely stolen from another game–and because of this, if you look at the maps in level editor, you can see that all of the levels in this “Christian” game are comprised of multiple swastikas.
Ah, sweet irony. <3
March 29th, 2008 at 9:15 am
That’s actually a Wisdom Tree game as well! There weren’t a whole lot of Christian video game developers, then or now. Not exactly a high-integrity move on their part, porting over maps with Nazi references from a completely different game. But at least such games leave us with amusing memories, right?