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We're all going to hell for this
var digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/nintendo/Somebody_thinks_Passion_of_the_Christ_is_perfect_for_the_Wii'; You know, posting this might not be the best idea on our part, as we're sure the video is going to offend some folks. But, we have a responsibility to bring you anything and everything Wii-related that we can find. This video, which is mainly composed of Jesus having a bad day (well, probably his worst day ever), is a parody of The Passion of the Christ, turning the film into a game for the Wii. Personally, we'd probably buy it, not because we want to beat on Jesus or anything, but because the controls would actually make for a good use of the Wiimote.So, unless you want to see an interactive version of Jesus getting whipped and nailed to the cross utilizing the Wii, don't head past the break.
Jesus Christ spotted in Tabula Rasa
Razor over at Razorwire experienced a surprising theophany in the world of Tabula Rasa. "I was playing Tabula Rasa last night," he said, "when a figure wearing battle armor and carrying a chain gun ran past me and my avatar provided the appropriate double-take for me. The character's name was Jesus Christ."Yes, Jesus Christ in Tabula Rasa. Obviously, Jesus Christ wasn't really playing Tabula Rasa (well, we assume he wasn't, anyway), but whether the use of the name amuses you, offends you, or both, it brings up some interesting questions about Tabula Rasa's naming policy -- questions Razor asks in his post. Give it a read. It's not super in-depth, but he points out that because Tabula Rasa is not a fantasy world like World of Warcraft or The Lord of the Rings Online, it uses a different naming policy. That policy opens the door to abuses that would have been nipped in the bud far earlier in those other titles.According to Razor there is unfortunately no way to report the name because the game's GM help features are still disabled.
