Game Violence Documentary Can Be Seen Free Online
January 01, 0001 | By **A. Sinclair**
“Moral Kombat,” the 2007 examination of violent video games by the brother of Entertainment [[link]] Consumers Association president Hal Halpin, will be available for view online free for the next 30 days. Spencer [[link]] Halpin’s film tries to balance First 
Amendment rights and free market principles on the game maker’s side with [[link]] concern over game violence, its potential impacts, and minors’ access to it. While 
the documentary does give play to noted anti-game hawks like Sen. Joe Lieberman and, of course, Jack Thompson, it has been praised for balance and a serious tone. The documentary is 90 
minutes long. Moral Kombat [Babelgum via Game Politics]
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