Left Behind Games (fka LFBG)

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Not quite as rosy as you made it out to be partner.

I don't recall using the word rosy in my post; however, if you think building the largest independent video game development company of it's time from $3000 on a credit card is not something to consider an accomplishment than you, partner, have set the bar pretty high.

Since we're talking about his accomplishments let's take a stroll in the life of Troy Lyndon...


***At age 13, Troy Lyndon developed and sold his first video game professionally

***Successfully published his first 5 games before the age of 20

***Developed (along with Michael Knox) ABC's Monday Night Football and Dream Team Basketball for the PC. Monday Night Football was recognized as one of the best sports games of the year by nomination from the Software Publishers' Association

***Electronic Arts sought out Lyndon and his partner Knox to develop a football game which became the first 3D Madden Football game ever developed

***Lyndon and Knox with programmer Jim Simmons went on to create the first NHL Hockey video game for the Sega Genesis platform

***Lyndon built the video game industry's first dedicated filming studio (sound stage). As a result, NHL was heralded as the first game to implement fluid movement of real-life hockey player motion

***Lyndon and Knox were recognized when awarded the Inc. Magazine Entrepreneur of the Year Award by Ernst & Young and Merrill Lynch

***developed CD-ROM productivity products for Computer Associates including Simply House, Stanley's Complete Book of Home Repair and Improvement and Simply Vacation, the first database driven travel-agent custom vacation software product ever developed

***Lyndon Produced the most ambitious interactive motion picture ever made; Arthur, the King, the Sword, the Legend which included more than 5 hours of film featuring more than 60 actors and actresses and a first-time green-screen implementation of horse motion (from a polo field) into a video game

***Lyndon sought to create a television talk show that would discuss current day events from a biblical perspective. Each show featured a guest Pastor or Ministry leader. 14 episodes in all were created and aired regionally in southern California

***Lyndon left the video games industry for a few years to serve with the Jesus Film Project, the largest missionary organization of Campus Crusade for Christ

***Inventor of Interactive Television Patent (2000)

***Developer of the world's first Interactive Bible and Encyclopedia Suite (2002)


As I said....enough proof to me....I'll take my chances with Troy Lyndon...He has a lot more success in his back pocket than most sub penny stock CEO's. And besides, putting all accomplishments aside, if played right, this stock can make people some money.