Gaming
‘Fallujah’ may not see Europe release
Published Wednesday, Apr 15 2009, 12:30 BST | By Matthew Reynolds
Journalists attending a press function in Germany reported publisher Konami was undecided about releasing the game in Europe, according to Eurogamer.
The Iraq-based war game, developed in collaboration with war veterans, has seen both support and criticism since its announcement.
A possible reason for the regional embargo could be US and UK differences, according to war veteran Andy McNab.
"In America a 90-year-old and a 12-year-old will know what happened at Fallujah. It's on the TV, there are books about it. The game is a natural extension to that - it is folklore. The only difference being that it is presented in a different medium," he said to TechRadar.
Developed by Atomic Games, it will be released on PS3, 360 and PC next year.
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