Kind of. On the one hand, such a game could be interesting (but the trailer looks mediocre), but on the other... there's talk of its use as a training program for their army...
It's one thing to have this for just entertainment purposes, because Call of Duty has players attacking all sorts of European and Asian countries. But were this to be used for military training, I can certainly see some issues...China is supposedly our ally, at least economically.
I think simulators (can't really call them video games anymore if they are training tools) can be used for training. Dunno about this one, won't have more impact than giving an image of a battle field, maybe some formation training. But if you would try doing something more virtual reality or more sophisticated to could help. It has worked with space programs and flight simulations, I even heard of operation training done with simulation software. Virtual reality could help bring the intensity of battle to life and a sophisticated game in terms of control could help with squad formation training with out having to step out side and use guns. (this "game" could have that, but it looked more like something to play at home, why would soldiers need cut scenes)
