Extreme Bible-reading app coming to Xbox 360


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For 400microsoftpointslogosmall.gif, you'll soon be able to pick up the awesomely-titled Bible Navigator X on Xbox Live Indie Games. Sure, developer B&H could have opted to choose a more modest title like Bible Navigator 360 or plain ol' Bible Navigator -- but this app is meant for the kids. "This is also a great tool for youth ministers who teach in youth spaces that already have Xbox consoles in them," the press release says. "It's a quick way to create teaching aids from equipment you already have."

X will include HCSB versions of the Old and New Testament, search capabilities and an awesome animated intro. According to the press release, this marks the first time the full Bible can be viewed through a games console. "The Xbox isn't just secular entertainment anymore," said Aaron Linne, B&H Publishing Group's executive producer of digital marketing. Certainly, some players may want to download this after the "No Russian" level from Modern Warfare 2.

Source: http://www.joystiq.com/2009/11/12/extreme-...ng-to-xbox-360/

/console wars end

or... Sony gets the Quran. RELIGIOUS CONSOLE WARS COMMENCE!

"this app is meant for the kids" and that kids is the story of Jesus's excruciating death... Now for the story of what happened to the people of Sodom.

This might be the beginning of the crusades against the Wii and the PS3 :laugh:

Edited by HazeFaceKillah
wanna read the bible? go to a church and ask for one, they would gladly give you one, why are they charging 400 points for a digital one?

You've got to have something to spend all those left over points on you get stuck with due to point denominations never being exactly what any game costs.

this would lead to some true epicness when it helps you memorize quotes and stuff from the bible, and then you can fire up the No Russian level in front of your friends and go all evangelical on everyone... like spewing biblical quotes as you mow down everyone in the level

::edit:: kinda like that movie with that black guy with an afro who's always in a suit... he'd say something from the bible everytime he pops someone

Edited by carmatic
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