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Si vous voulez voir de des critiques de jeux vidéos par des chrétiens et pour des chrétiens. Certaines ont été fait convenablement (tout en rappelant que certains éléments sont offensants, surtout à  cause de la magie, de la violence, du langage ou de la sexualité), mais celui qui a écrit la critique de Xenosaga Épisode 1 mérite d'être baffé.

Sur FFVII : [quote:17npsh6h]Overall, though I overlooked many things, I thorougly enjoyed most of this game. Many Christians might find much of this material too offensive, and should probably avoid most RPGs altogether. I, however, enjoyed the game, and would recommend it only to strong Christians, who would not be influenced by many of the ideas presented.[/quote:17npsh6h]

Sur Xenogears, par quelqu'un qui a pas vraiment tout compris : [quote:17npsh6h]and if you step out of the Christian state of mind and view "Xenogears" as a work of complete fiction (like reading a novel), then it is a wonderful game plot-wise. But you cannot overlook the fact that the plot is utterly disturbing -- to kill God.[/quote:17npsh6h] (...) [quote:17npsh6h]While the story is captivating, it can be detrimental to impressionable minds[/quote:17npsh6h]

Dark Cloud : [quote:17npsh6h]I?d say play this only if you won?t get led astray.[/quote:17npsh6h]

Star Ocean 2 : [quote:17npsh6h]Overall, this game is fairly harmless, as long as the player knows that reality doesn?t work like "Star Ocean". The player needs to know that there is one god, the God of the Bible, and that he would never send "bad guys." He needs to know that magic, in real life, is a sin, and not used like in "Star Ocean".[/quote:17npsh6h]

Silent Hill : [quote:17npsh6h]Overall the game serves no purpose but to scare you to death and leave you utterly disturbed, which it does a very good job of. I encourage strong Christians to play this game with a prayerful attitude, but ONLY if it is used as a witnessing tool, or as a learning tool. DO NOT under ANY circumstances play it as "just for fun". Use it for good.


Overall this game is extremely well done, but dark to the core. Since before my salvation I had deep experience with the occult, and with the morbid things that this game portrayed, it did not effect me as it would have. I do not recommend this game for the physically or spiritually weak.[/quote:17npsh6h]

J'adore quand ils parlent d'être "influencé", "perturbé" ou "détourné du chemin" (ou quelque chose comme ça). Ces Chrétiens sont si insécures sur la solidité de leur foi. ^^;

Et rien à  voir, mais vu dans des commentaires de lecteurs sur le site à  propos de Charlie et la Chocolatrie : [quote:17npsh6h]Tim Burton was quoted saying of the Roald Dahl story, that there are these "dark subtle messages in the book." But that's a lie. No, Tim Burton! The Charlie and the Chocolate Factory story wasn't dark, YOU MADE IT DARK! You made it dark because you are dark. You are a sick, twisted, man, and I only hope the Lord saves you and changes you.[/quote:17npsh6h] et [quote:17npsh6h]This film is so very, very dark. The only redeeming factor is that the film has a good moral lesson about the importance of putting family first but the spiritual darkness far, far outways any good. I felt very opressed after leaving this movie. Please do not subject your children to this film. My husband and I sat with our mouths open in unbelief at the weirdness and sickness of this movie wondering out loud who and what kind of sick mind would come up with this film. There was a group of gothic teenagers that were bowed over laughing at the film throughout, if that tells you anything.[/quote:17npsh6h]


Bon, les vraies critiques ne sont pas comme ça, mais ça donne un aperçu de comment elles sont faites.