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Christian Game Company Not Leaving Xbox or Wii Behind

By pete_gallagher

Left Behind Games plans on bringing its brand of Christian-infused videogames to the Nintendo Wii and Microsoft Xbox 360.

Left Behind is teaming up with LifeLine Studios to develop a title called Bible Adventures for both consoles. The new effort will draw content from Left Behind's Charlie the Church Mouse series, which is currently available on the PC. Bible Adventures will 'educate young children by teaching them academic lessons vital to early childhood development through Bible stories.'

Left Behind CEO Troy Lyndon added:

Parents and kids already love the Charlie Church Mouse Bible Adventure games for the PC. Our strategy is to follow Nintendo's example by including up to 18 story animations and mini-games, providing significant value for our customers. We expect our financial projections to grow exponentially as we transition from a PC game developer to a Wii & Xbox developer.

Left Behind games is also known as Inspired Media Entertainment. In October the company announced a pilot effort to sell its religious-themed PC games in Texas-area Wal-Mart stores.

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on December 10, 2009 (boomark / email).