OXCGN continues the investigation of the game being published by Konami and developed by Atomic Games, Six Days In Fallujah. A game set in the small town in Iraq during the 2004 confrontation.

The video is with Peter Tamte, President of Atomic Games discussing the principles behind the game, and the all new game engine required for the game in order for it to represent the gameplay required by the Marines. You have to admire the vets for taking this one by the horns and running with it.

And no, not because of its name, but due to its contents.

While the game causes controversy around the world, it’s going ahead full steam at Atomic Games and being backed up by world renowned publisher KONAMI.

Personally I can see the idea and point behind the whole venture and the aims of the veterans that are guiding the development of the game. So much so, they have built an entirely new proprietary game engine that will allow the level of destruction they need to represent the game fully.

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