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Six Days Isn't Dead Yet, Says Developer

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Atomic Games isn't giving up on Six Days In Fallujah, says president Peter Tamte in a Marine Corps Times report.

Meanwhile, his other company Destineer — those jerks who inflicted John Deere: Harvest in the Heartland on me — is putting out a shooter for the Wii called Marines: Modern Urban Combat for the Wii this November. Tamte says it's a "family-friendly" first-person shooters where players take the role of a four-person Marine rifle team out to stop a civil war in Beirut instigated by Syrian and Iranian government factions.

Yeah, "family-friendly," he said.

Unlike Six Days, Modern Urban Combat's story is totally fictional, though the gameplay design is grounded in real Marine training programs.

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As for the fate of Six Days, Marine Corps Times reports:

Tamte said the company remains committed to creating that game and continues to seek new partners.

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Wii combat game features Marines [Marine Corps Times via Gamasutra]

P.S. Yes, Modern Urban Combat lets players use the Wii Zapper as an option.

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