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Religion has, however, taken a prominent place amongst the various heroes and villains in video games. The [[Breath of Fire Series]] and the [[Shin Megami Tensei]] games, in particular, use God as a main antagonist in many of its incarnations. Other games to use religion, in some way, include Final Fantasy, [[Left Behind: Eternal Forces]], [[Black and White]], ''Heaven and Hell', [[Xenogears]], and [[Okami]].
 
Religion has, however, taken a prominent place amongst the various heroes and villains in video games. The [[Breath of Fire Series]] and the [[Shin Megami Tensei]] games, in particular, use God as a main antagonist in many of its incarnations. Other games to use religion, in some way, include Final Fantasy, [[Left Behind: Eternal Forces]], [[Black and White]], ''Heaven and Hell', [[Xenogears]], and [[Okami]].
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Games may include a fictional religion as part of the setting if the use of a real religion may invite undesireable contriversy.
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Games may include a fictional religion as part of the setting if the use of a real religion may invite undesireable controversy.
    
Video game reviewers have sometimes unjustly attacked and reviewed games where real-world religion plays a notable role. One of the most prominent examples of this is the game [[Left Behind: Eternal Forces]].<ref>http://www.gamerevolution.com/review/pc/left_behind</ref>
 
Video game reviewers have sometimes unjustly attacked and reviewed games where real-world religion plays a notable role. One of the most prominent examples of this is the game [[Left Behind: Eternal Forces]].<ref>http://www.gamerevolution.com/review/pc/left_behind</ref>
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