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Due to their popularity, various corporations have begun placing advertisements for their products within the context of the game.  Players of [[Grand Theft Auto]] may notice real-world company ads on billboards.  [[Second Life]], an Internet-based virtual world, has blurred the lines between real-world and virtual world.  Companies such as Adidas Reebok and Dell have set up virtual stores selling real-world products within the game.  [[Reuters]] also operates a news bureau reporting news in the game.
 
Due to their popularity, various corporations have begun placing advertisements for their products within the context of the game.  Players of [[Grand Theft Auto]] may notice real-world company ads on billboards.  [[Second Life]], an Internet-based virtual world, has blurred the lines between real-world and virtual world.  Companies such as Adidas Reebok and Dell have set up virtual stores selling real-world products within the game.  [[Reuters]] also operates a news bureau reporting news in the game.
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== Faith in Video Games? ==
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== Faith in Video Games ==
    
Faith in Video Gaming has, as a rule, either led to the creation of new and dynamic antagonists, or video games that are mediocre , such as ''Spiritual Warfare'' and ''Bible Adventure'' for the Nintendo, or ''The Bible Game'' for various systems.
 
Faith in Video Gaming has, as a rule, either led to the creation of new and dynamic antagonists, or video games that are mediocre , such as ''Spiritual Warfare'' and ''Bible Adventure'' for the Nintendo, or ''The Bible Game'' for various systems.
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