> Even the King James Bible has been colorized for... some reason.

*Checks link.*

> Read the Bible…in color. Search the Bible…in color. Match words from the Bible…in color. Guess words from the Bible…in color. This hack brings Wisdom Tree’s Game Boy Bible to the GBC.

> NOTE: This game has dodgy compatibility with emulators/hardware, due to it using the unlicensed Wisdom Tree mapper. BGB will work the best. View the readme for more info.

https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/6708/

Sounds like a valid reason to me. In color.

More seriously, isn’t Christianity like one of the three biggest religions in the world? Makes sense that one of its followers would find it useful to make an enhancement to the game. In color.

Turns out the real answer is that it was an April Fools joke. In color.

https://s3-external-1.amazonaws.com/romhacking-hacks/hacks/g...

> Even the King James Bible has been colorized for... some reason.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminated_manuscript

For hundreds of years people have been putting a large about of effort into coloring in bibles. As far as I know the book itself doesn't endorse the practice.

Touché

Do all the other illustrated books endorse the practice?

Like coloring books?

Yeah, I was being a bit tongue-in-cheek. What does it mean for a book to endorse making color illustrations of it's content? Why is the lack of endorsement for color illustrations in the Bible noteworthy when explicit endorsement for illustration is not really something we expect from any book.