The war in Iraq could soon be coming straight to your PlayStation.
A San Francisco video game company will release a new game based on the Iraqi war that will feature animated versions of real-life battles, the Wall Street Journal reports.
"Six Days in Fallujah" will reenact actual events - not imagined scenarios - as the backdrop for what occurs in the game.
Creator Peter Tamte of Atomic Comics consulted more than thirty soldiers who served in Fallujah, as well as a bevy of photographs and classified satellite imagery to provide an accurate display of the war's landscape.
The program follows a six-day timeline that soldiers in Fallujah lived - a quality that Tamte said will make the experience more like a documentary than a video game.
"We replicate a specific and accurate timeline -- we mean six days literally," Tamte told the Journal.
"We track several units through the process and you get to know what it was like from day to day," he said.
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In the game, users will be forced to make choices that real soldiers in Iraq were faced with - whether or not to shoot a potential hostile, where to hide out from enemy forces, or when to advance.
"The decisions you make in the game -- we can make you someone else," Tamte said.
"Six Days in Fallujah" will be released next year by Konami Media, the game's publisher.
