The game recreates the world of the Da Vinci Code book
Even before its release, the Da Vinci Code video game had a lot to live up to.
Almost 40 million people have bought Dan Brown's best-selling novel and, despite lukewarm reviews, the film looks set to become a summer blockbuster.
With that kind of track record it would be difficult to deliver a dud. But the Da Vinci Code game certainly makes an effort to do just that.
The game promises players the chance to break the code for themselves, as they try to solve a murder mystery that has its origins more than 2,000 years ago.
source/full story: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/5009774.stm
Even before its release, the Da Vinci Code video game had a lot to live up to.
Almost 40 million people have bought Dan Brown's best-selling novel and, despite lukewarm reviews, the film looks set to become a summer blockbuster.
With that kind of track record it would be difficult to deliver a dud. But the Da Vinci Code game certainly makes an effort to do just that.
The game promises players the chance to break the code for themselves, as they try to solve a murder mystery that has its origins more than 2,000 years ago.
source/full story: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/5009774.stm
