Talking about pushing the limits on videogames. What is Six Days in Fallujah? It's a survival-horror military shooter. It's going to be published by Konami and it's being developed by Atomic Games. I said that right, but it's not what you think it is. The Battle of Fallujah is noted in the Iraq War as one of the most gruesome urban warfare operations. Not to mention it only happened a few years ago and is still fresh in people's minds today.

The survival-horror aspect of the game doesn't come from zombies, and aliens. But the idea is more psychological; it's horrific when a irrestiable force fights against an immovable object. Or when that combat high disappears and you realize that your enemy has no intentions of surviving the battle. The game is aiming for "realism" that far surpasses Call of Duty, and perhaps going back to 1998 with the original suspense Rainbow Six created(or maybe even deeper then that).

The game will deploy insurgent tactics against gamers that had US soldiers terrified plus 100% destructible environments using a new 3D engine. It sounds like it'll be a fresh idea amongst todays FPS market, and a game with a story. But this isn't a movie, TV show, or a book we're talking about. This is a videogame meaning there will be a few people who disagree with this project. I want to play it, and hopefully there is some co-op.