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I'd correct you if you were wrong...but you're right.

PFFT...that's my cover.

Out of the blue, my wife's computer stopped booting, coming up with a "error loading operating system". Anyone know how to fix this? I tried reinstalling Win XP Pro, but get the same error. Any ideas? If not, I'll have to hit up the Geek Squad this weekend.

Hey, that just proves you're learning something :)

How do you know I'm NOT a European fencing master? HMM?

The sword control is pretty simple...you swing up, your character attacks up...you swing left, your character attacks left. Trust me, you really don't want it any more complicated than that. It works perfectly in the game.

BTW, please tell me there's going to be a Star Wars game for the Wii. The Wiimote was made for lightsaber battles.

Let me point out it was the ATHEIST that suggested that first :D

Yeah, thanks for telling me Thom :) And just for the record, "OMG! Ponies!" is WAY better than "VirtuaKnitter"

Hmm...what the heck is that??? Ah...I smell an April Fool's joke. I also have the following games listed..."Work Commute: The Game" and "Barney in Hugtown". Nice. LOL

That's right, I now have a Wii :) I had to buy a used one since I haven't been able to find a new one around here at all. I went out today and purchased the little doohickey that lets me connect to the internet with a wired connect. It's pretty neat so far. Anything I should know...

Just because a game was written by Christians and contains aspects of Good and Evil does NOT make it a game of Christian morals. A game is "Christian" if it contains aspects of Christianity, not simply good and evil which are aspects of morality in general and not necessarily Christian. Just...

Ditto that. When did Myst become a "Christian" game? Just because the two authors, Rand and Robyn Miller, are described as evangelical Christians, doesn't mean they created a game with a Christian message. How, exactly, is Myst "Christian"? I found this quote, "Writes 14-year-old...

I don't think Left Behind was meant for an "unsaved" audience. They were counting on the readerbase for the Left Behind books to gobble this game up. I think that's the bigger problem here. The readerbase and majority of the Christian audience are NOT gamers. That's why Christian games...

Sorry, you can't blame this on funding. They sunk $27 million into the game.

How is this an example of Christian persecution? As I've stated, there are several other Christian groups on campus that are thriving. Why aren't they being "persecuted"? No offense, but this is just another example of the ubiquitous Christian Persecution Complex.

Keep in mind that it was STUDENTS that organized a petition to get rid of the campus ministry. Also keep in mind that Georgia is smack dab on the middle of the Bible Belt. That has to say something about this ministry group. Something had to provoke other students to file this...

Looks like the game was FAR worse than even I thought it was... At its peak (Nov 7 of last year), Left Behind Games' stock price was $7.44 a share. Today, the price sits at 18 cents a share. Were these guys in a cocoon when they designed this game or what? According to the article...

From the Taoteching... There's your enlightenment for the day :)

Truth and facts are weird like that :p