I developed an interactive game show kiosk for The North American Mission Board and Ad Infinitum. It was used for a large attraction near Atlanta Georgia. This program allowed up to ten players to enter the gaming area and stand at one of the ten answer stations. A custom device was created with four buttons at each station so the players could answer a series of multiple choice questions. The program was then projected onto a large screen and lights in the room were controlled based on certain events throughout the game.

This program calculated scores and played MPEG video clips based upon the players scores. This highly complex program was also required to run twenty-four hours a day seven days a week for many years. We installed this program on a new computer and installed a backup hard drive with a copy of the exact configuration so that if the hard drive were to crash from the extensive wear the new drive could simply be plugged in and the game would be up in running in a matter of minutes. This project was a huge success for NAMB and myself.