- Name
- Atomic Games, Inc.
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- Location
- Raleigh,North Carolina,United States
- Website
- http://www.atomicgames.com
- Aliases
Atomic Games, Inc.
Raleigh,North Carolina,United States
Atomic Games
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Atomic Games is a video game company based in Raleigh, North Carolina. The company is known for developing war games, including the Close Combat (Franchise) series, the controversial Six Days in Fallujah (Game), and the XBLA and PC download Breach.
Six Days in Fallujah Controversy
Not long after the announcement of the project, many war veterans in the United Kingdom and the Stop the War Coalition peace group criticized the game for glorifying the horrifying events that took during the Second Battle of Fallujah and for making a game about an ongoing war. Though Atomic Games president Peter Tamte (Person) stated in an interview that the game "is not about the politics of whether the US should have been there or not" and that the developers were merely trying to tell the soldiers' story, on April 27, 2009 publisher Konami (Company) announced it would no longer be publishing the game.
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Close Combat IV: The Battle of the Bulge (Game)
Close Combat: Invasion - Normandy (Game)
Close Combat V returns to the roots of the series and lets the player storm or defend the beaches of Normandy during the D-Day once again.
Close Combat III: The Russian Front (Game)
Close Combat III is the third game in the venerable Close Combat series which takes us to the Russian Front in command of either the German Wehrmacht or Soviet Red Army, in some of the most realistic combat ever seen in a RTS.
Operation Crusader (Game)
Operation Crusader is a 1994 computer wargame developed by Atomic Games and published by Avalon Hill.
World at War: Stalingrad (Game)
V for Victory: Gold-Juno-Sword (Game)