-day to the battle of stalingrad from vietnam all the way to her done and further back in history thevideo game industry is no stranger to projects based on real events but the developers over 6 a day in fallujah say their title is bigger than just a game it's a documentary there isn't a campaign with a story. you know. there's not this is a this is a documentary with interactive sections interest. the code name for the game was. we're taking this as real and we were trying to. present them as a documentary were so here's a few documented facts about the battle tens of thousands of civilians that refused to leave the city a city deprived of power and water for days a city where the main hospitals entire medical stockpile was nothing more than bandages a city that dispelled the myth of america's precision targeting of insurgents as a single mortar shot was on said with a show of fire power across neighborhoods and last but not at all least the city that enjoyed the full brunt of the u.s. chemical weapons supply. as follows the residents were surprised with this video game contrary to t

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