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Moral Kombat Premieres At VGXPO

Spencer Halpin's feature-length HD documentary about violence in video games, Moral Kombat, will be premiering at this year's VideoGame Expo in Philadelphia. The documentary seeks to provide unbiased views from both sides of the battle against violent video games, despite its own trailer which projects a definite anti-video game vibe.
"I'm really pleased to screen the movie at VGXPO," said Spencer Halpin, the filmmaker behind the work, "and I envision us having a panel discussion with participants from the documentary debating the matter thoroughly."
Speaking of participants, JT himself will be on hand to possibly participate in said potential discussion, along with Lorne Lanning and N'Gai Croal, whose hair can actually read minds. Should be a real hoot! Hit the jump for details. More »

10:20 AM on Wed Oct 3 2007
By Mike Fahey
1,230 views, 11 comments

Latest by Mixiboi: Lorne Lanning can have my oddbaby... more »

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VGXPO Visits PAX

You can't have a highly successful gaming convention without the competition showing up to hawk their own ghettoized version of your event, especially when you're a show as big as PAX. Not only were E for All reps there handing out glow sticks, further strengthening the link with raver culture we thought we were kidding about, but the Seattle convention received a special visit from VGXPO executive director Ed Fleming, the very figure of grace and charm. According to the PA folks, Fleming was on hand posing as a member of the press, taking pictures of the exhibit halls and gaming rooms, interviewing PAX volunteers about how the show is run, and trying to sell his Philadelphia-based convention to the vendors on the show floor. Quite a piece of work, eh? Well it gets better. More »

2:30 PM on Fri Aug 31 2007
By Mike Fahey
3,764 views, 28 comments

Latest by BartonFink: Man, I really, honestly do not get you people. Why are all you people worked up about this guy? I was reading through the thread about this on the PAX forum, too. The oh-so-enlightening comments there range from "Ed Fleming more »