Customer Reviews

Bible Adventures Game Cartridge for the Nintendo NES

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

Bible Adventures' publisher, Wisdom Tree, made several bible-oriented video games. Bible Adventures is definately one of their best. Consisting of 3 different games, Noah's Ark, Moses, and David, It provides hours of fun playing through the levels. Noah's Ark is the easiest, consisting of finding 2 of every animal, then collecting food before the flood. The last level requires you to find them in the dark, only aided by flashes of lightning and fireflies. Moses is the fastest playing game. You play as Moses' mother as she escapes the Egyptians to deliver her baby to the Nile. Dodging brickthrowers, guards, and spiders, you have many challenges before you can bring your baby to safety. David is definately the hardest. You start out by easily shepherding your sheep for the night, saving them from lions, squirrels and rams. The last level, however, is near impossible, as you fight Phillistines and finally Goliath with only a slingshot.

In conclusion, if you still have a NES system that still works, you must add this game to your collection!

Not that this game is really all that good but often does a non licensed game get sold and this was before the internet was available to the public. Used to happen more often than you think actually, but my reasoning for my 5 stars besides what I wrote before. How often does a christian game come out for a Nintendo console happened a few times and the last time Nintendo sued the company( sorry second to last I guess). The game presents it's story in an innocent way and the adventures actually make sense. This isn't your noah's ark 3d game where it is such an exact rip off it's sick. For what this game set out to do it did it very well.

I don't remember if I finished any of these games or not. I used to love the story of King David and Goliath. I believe that was on this game. I always met up with Goliath, came close, and then got pelted with those rocks. The sheep were adorable the bears annoying. My other favorite was the ARK. I loved carrying around the lightning bugs in the jar. The lightning, and the tucans were my favorite. I wasn't much interested in the baby Moses one. I did get past the first two levels. Course, I could go down and bring them up to play it, and then come back and review it. But I'll stick with this. My favorite of all the Wisdom Tree games is Spiritual Warefare, but that is another game...

Look, the game is not the best in the NES library, but it isn't Dragon's Lair or Dr. Jeky and Mr. Hyde.

Yes, it's unlicensed with its baby blue cartridge. Color Dreams changed their name to Wisdom Tree so they could start making stuff like this. All three games have the same background music. It's atleast challenging enough to call it a game but it isn't a great game.

Watch the AVGN video he does for this to see what it's like.

Rips stuff off from classics and compresses it into a short non-fun game. It wasn't even legally made by Nintendo.

The online description was very misleading. This cartridge is for an outdated system & I cannot use it!
No good things to say.