Six Days In Fallujah lost 'unreleased' likely cancelled game

Six Days In Fallujah was a video game set to take place in Fallujah, during a real-world six day long battle in November 2004. The game was set to have realistic gunplay, AI, and destructive environments. A custom engine was developed to support what was wanted from this game, and soldiers who had fought in Fallujah provided advice to the developers. In 2009, however, facing continuous backlash from major media outlets, Konami, the publisher that had agreed to publish the game, dropped the studio developing it, Atomic Games. Atomic games tried to look for a new publisher and promised the game would still be released, but sadly they never found anybody willing to take them up after the enormous backlash they had gotten. Later on down the line, they ended up releasing a poorly put together multiplayer game from the assets left over from Fallujah and the engine, and due to their likely low funds the game came out to a meager reception and it was shoddy overall. Six Days In Fallujah has never been released. 


President of Atomic Games talking about the game
Physics engine examples
This video explains everything quite well. Use it to correct me if I got anything wrong here.
Example of "mainstream" media backlash (ABC news)