Game developers will only listen to WWII, so I like the idea of an alternative. USMC and Red Army soldier taking part in the mainland invasion of Japan, starting with he tutorial being the Battle of Okinawa, continuing to the landings, the detonations of the nuclear bombs, the quick realizations that the bombs can kill Americans and Russians too (they didn't know about radiation sickness) and the Jap's launching their own atomic weapons (they did have their own). At least 5, at most 10 acts, culminating in the attack on Tokyo by both Allied forces simultaneously, and the taking of the Emperors crib. All this while passing it of as a documentary, and the very beginning of the game, as well as the end, is a college professor teaching the course, and busting out in tears over having to cover the invasion, because he had to take part in it, and the camera panning to see a picture of the squad you fought with, only older looking, and a single tear dropping on the picture. Actually, never mind, I am calling my lawyer to gain intellectual property over this. Suck it beatches.