MTV Multiplayer speaks with Gearbox Software's Jeramy Cooke, asking the game director on Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway about the game's gruesome depiction of the violence of war as highlighted in their most recent game movie (story). An interesting aspect of the conversation is how Jeramy's late grandfather, who was in the British military for D-Day, did not approve of games like Brothers In Arms and the concept of selling a game about war. When asked if games will eventually cross "a line" with overly realistic violence, Cooke responds: "The more real it becomes, I think, in terms of graphical representation and physical representation, the more people are going to start to ask questions about ‘Is this right? How should I feel about this?’ I hope people will have that to some extent with our game. I hope they can step back from it for a minute and go ‘Why did I find that cool? Was that really a gross thing or was that something I should like?’"