Moses: The Exodus

Moses: The Exodus
Developer: Interlight Productions Publisher: Philips Media Platform: CD-i Released in US: 1992 This game has a hidden developer message. This game has hidden developer credits. This game has hidden development-related text.

Moses: The Exodus is part of a huge hexalogy of educational Bible games released for the CD-i. Featuring robotic Egyptian gods, a karaoke version of "Moses & Me", an annoying kid commentating over you connecting some dots, and a coloring page of a woman suffering from leprosy, this game will provide an hour of entertainment and fun for your local VBS!

Hidden Text

MOSES: THE EXODUS

An animation of an historical account of Moses
being called by God to free the Israelites from
the bondages of slavery in Egypt.

Factual pictorial information and bible text 
relative to the animation are accessible through
easy user interaction, as well as games and
music.

This text is stored inside the file "ABSTRACT" and describes the game.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Executive Producers: Jerry Lundquist and 
Mick Everall

Operations Director: Bob McRae

Producers: Mac Morgan and Paul Gully

Software Director: Jeff Kesselman
Disc Building Director and Systems 
Manager: John Diehl

Engineers: Randy Henne,
Jill Entinger, Michael Belin,
Dave Kimble, Chris Mallison,
Jerry Holmes, Gregg Matthews,
Margaret Warren, Paul Barker,

Art Director: Jay Colle

Design Director: Daniel Cassaro

Audio Director: Bruce Hensal

This text is stored in the file "BIBLIOGRAPHY" and lists people who made the game.

This is a dummy file-- DO NOT DELETE -- needed for ssa_rtf.

This line can be found in six identical files throughout the CD data, and were creating in order to have the file ssa_rtf function properly.