When Sierra and High Moon Studios unveiled "The Bourne Conspiracy" videogame, we were very surprised by the absence of Matt Damon, the lead actor who portrays Jason Bourne in the movies. Well, after months of not knowing anything, MTV Multiplayer reports that High Moon director of business relations Meelad Sadat affirmed that "Matt Damon was in negotiations to lend his voice and likeness when development was getting off the ground, but he took issue with the game’s level of violence and pulled out." According to MTV, Damon’s decision could be linked to feelings shared by his mother , Carlsson-Paige. Earlier this month, Paige participated in an online chat with newspaper The Boston Globe, where she shared strong feelings about violent games. “I am very wary of violent video games,” she said. “Research shows they desensitize kids to violence, even more because they engage kids in committing violence.” Oh, and movies don’t have the same effects? The Bourne Conspiracy is scheduled for a release this June on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.