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	Playing with Firearms: Guns in Video Games
	Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction Background Objective Methodology Game Evaluations – Redneck Rampage – Hitman – Max Payne – Half-Life Counter Strike – Soldier of Fortune – No One Lives Forever – Gangsters 2 – Doom II – 007: Agent Under Fire – Delta Force – Remington Game Hunter – Browning Duck Hunter

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What Parents Need to Know About Guns in Video Games

table of contents

	Executive Summary
	Key Findings

	Introduction

	Background

	Objective

	Methodology
	Game Types Game Availability Penetration into the Youth Market Focus on Gun Violence Game Evaluation Format Depiction of Reality Gun Use

	Game Evaluations
	Redneck Rampage Hitman Max Payne Half-Life Counter Strike Soldier of Fortune No One Lives Forever Gangsters 2 Doom II 007: Agent Under Fire Delta Force Remington Game Hunter Browning Duck Hunter

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