No 3, July - September 1993 Page 41 . . . The phrase computer games brings to mind battles, fights, and other kinds of violence. But that is not all there is.
Some computer games can be helpful in enhancing reading in the English classroom.
Another advantage of these games is that they are user friendly. A person does not need to know a lot about computers to be able to use these programs. There are many examples of this sort of game, but I want to focus on just one. It is called Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, by Ron Gilbert, David Fox, and Noah Falstein. This game follows the plot of the film of the same name, so if one has seen the film, it is easy to know what to do next.