Video games and evangelizing do not and will never go together. Anybody who says or claims otherwise is only fooling themself.
Have you ever seen the game Guitar Praise? its for the computer but uses a guitar-shaped controller like Guitar Hero and Band hero. difference is, you're jamming to your favorite Christian bands. I see nothing wrong with making Christian games, ive seen Bibleman games, and all kinds of games related to Christianity. Nothing gets the word of God across to people better than making it fun and interactive, at least in my mind. Say that I'm fooling myself if you want, but I believe in my heart that each person needs approached as an individual with an individual taste in how to accept God.
for example, take a rock-loving active individual.
drop him in a church with a choir. he wont find any appeal in the choir, and he'll get bored during the lengthy sermon.
Take that same person, drop him in a church with an active, jovial worship band that plays songs with a beat he likes. Give him an interactive sermon, with action and appeal.
which church do you think will lead him to love God more?
now, compare a person who likes things he can literally immerse his mind in, like video games, and a person who likes to read.
you have to approach each person individually, because every person looks for God in their own way. Some give God the praise through rap and screamo, others through choir and gospel. Dont call the guy who likes loud music a sinner just because you dont like that music yourself. that would be the same as God calling you a sinner because you are old-fashioned, and refuse to accept new ways of approaching the Faith.
I just cant bury my mind in the bible, not at this point at least, reading absorbs me yes, but the way the bible is written in any version tends to not stay in my mind. Give me a game, I dont care how simple, and I will get more out of the game than the bible, because I, along with any kid between 9 and 25, get wrapped up in the dynamics of videogames easier than dark letters on a page.