Difference between revisions of "Billy Graham's Bible Blaster"
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| − | '''Billy Graham's Bible Blaster''' is a religious video game [[Rod Flanders|Rod]] and [[Todd Flanders]] play, it cheered them up when [[Maude Flanders|their mother]] died. [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] seems to enjoy the game as he wouldn't let Rod and Todd have a go. | + | '''''Billy Graham's Bible Blaster''''' is a religious video game [[Rod Flanders|Rod]] and [[Todd Flanders]] play, it cheered them up when [[Maude Flanders|their mother]] died. [[Bart Simpson|Bart]] seems to enjoy the game as he wouldn't let Rod and Todd have a go. |
== Gameplay == | == Gameplay == | ||
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==Behind the Laughter== | ==Behind the Laughter== | ||
| − | + | *It is based on the unlicensed NES game ''{{w|Spiritual Warfare}}'', where, like ''Billy Graham's Bible Blaster'', the player is encouraged to "convert the heathens" by shooting them. | |
| − | It is based on the unlicensed NES game Spiritual Warfare, where, like Billy Graham's Bible Blaster, the player is encouraged to "convert the heathens" by shooting them. | + | *On the official ''Simpsons'' website it is featured as a minigame on Rod's character biography. |
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| − | On the official Simpsons website it is featured as a minigame on Rod's character | ||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Revision as of 06:35, September 6, 2010
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"Convert the Heathens!"
- ""Convert the heathens!""
- ―Rod Flanders[src]
Billy Graham's Bible Blaster is a religious video game Rod and Todd Flanders play, it cheered them up when their mother died. Bart seems to enjoy the game as he wouldn't let Rod and Todd have a go.
Gameplay
The object of the game is to shoot bibles at heathens and convert them to Christianity. To win the player must turn 10 heathens into Christians in a limited amount of time. 125 points are awarded for a successful shot, and 25 points are deducted after a miss.
Behind the Laughter
- It is based on the unlicensed NES game Spiritual Warfare, where, like Billy Graham's Bible Blaster, the player is encouraged to "convert the heathens" by shooting them.
- On the official Simpsons website it is featured as a minigame on Rod's character biography.
