Fallujah game could still be released

MCV Staff 16th November 2010 Publishing

The studio behind a controversial Iraq war game still hopes to bring the project to market despite it already having caused a vehement public backlash and a cancelled publishing deal.

The game caused a bit of a stir upon its first reveal in 2009, forcing then-publisher Konami to drop it just weeks after going public.

Yet the developer’s president, Peter Tamte, still believes Six Days in Fallujah can restore its image, and describes the code as an opportunity for the world to experience the true stories”.

Head over to Develop for the full story.

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