Onward Christian Gamers

The Christian Broadcasting Network's E3 coverage dwells on "sex, violence and witchcraft" present in popular video games. The article makes no mention of the family-friendly fare found at the show (which admittedly seems few and far between). Oddly, they quote Ralph Bagley, founder of N'Lighning Software, yet fail to plug his Christian-oriented titles Catechumen and Ominous Horizons: A Paladin's Calling. Instead, they focus on Congressman Joe Baca's desire for legislation to prevent minors from buying M-Rated games.