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By pete_gallagher
Spencer Halpin's Moral Kombat, the 2007 documentary that focuses on the subject of violence in videogames, can be viewed for free in its entirety on Babelgum.
In examining its controversial topic, the film talks with a slew of game industry people, politicians and critics, including Dr. David Walsh, Jack Thompson, Lorne Lanning, American McGee, Joe Lieberman, Henry Jenkins and Doug Lowenstein.
The film will be free to watch online for 30 days.
In making the documentary, a variety of cutting-edge technology was employed, some of which is detailed in an article on Apple.com.
Disclosure: Spencer Halpin is ECA President Hal Halpin's brother. GamePolitics is a publication of the ECA.
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on January 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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