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One of the definitions of sanity is the ability to tell real from unreal. Soon we'll need a new definition (Alvin Toffler). People of the world nowadays try to see the world as a standard of living. A place where bad never seems to truly happen. You could watch the television and hear about a car bombing that killed dozens of innocent people; remorse would be felt, but those people remain unmoved by the plight.

And with a game like "Six Days in Fallujah", those people who watched the television believe it might be an exploit, a travesty, too far from the lines; but "Six Days In Fallujah" is quite the opposite. This video game plans to show the people the true horrors that have occurred throughout the Iraq War, not as some kind of an exploit. Movies, t.v. shows, books, etc. have been created from Iraqi War stories, but in no case were they challenged. Video games aren't just an escape from the real world, they're also a telescope guiding your eye to the truth some seek. Truth is something the world should always see, and anyone who tries to censor the truth is no better than the horrors they try to censor.