Atomic Games President Peter Tamte confirmed to Bitmob that they are still working on and planning on bringing out Six Days in Fallujah, a military shooter based on a real battle in Iraq.
Konami was originally supposed to publish the title but dropped it amidst all the surrounding controversy that came up due to the subject matter. Since then, the game was thought to be canceled, but Tamte verified to Bitmob that they're still pushing forward with it.
I didn't know it was ever really off.... I blame my disconnect with shooters.
i was feeling kinda bad for the guy making this, after reading about the loans taken out to make this game. i hope he gets a publisher to pick it up, or its good bye to his game company :(
It's true, a considerable number of U.S. and Iraqi combatants fell during the battle of Fallujah...but that doesn't change the fact that we have a right and an obligation to accurately depict the events which shaped the battle and the War in Iraq.
There are still WW2 veterans who malign games like Medal of Honor, but that doesn't stop the developers. I don't see why Atomic should feel pressured to change the game in any way.
Oh well, great interview. I can't wait to get my hands on this title.
I'm glad that it's still gonna happen!
Of course, I'm hoping for features that help it stand out from others. Ghost Recon would be a direct competitor.