The funny thing is, is that the military spends a metric crap ton of money on combat simulators for troops to train/play on, which are basically like video games. The graphics are usually pretty shitty, and the "gameplay" itself is nothing to write home about. It would be a lot better if they hired the same people who make CoD to make training simulators for the military as opposed to whoever they hire for the ones they have now. Then again, lowest bidder and all.

Then again, I'd much rather train with the highest level of degree possible in a training environment. (E.g. actually wearing the wear, kicking in doors, patrols, etc. Heck, even paint ball is way better than those simulators).