Eidos announced the details today of the soundtrack to Shellshock: Nam '67. To be included are popular 60s tracks that the soldiers likely would have listen to themselves. This includes songs by Percy Sledge, Sonny and Cher, Roy Orbison, The Monkees, The Small Faces, John Lee Hooker, and The Troggs.

"One of the overriding aims of ShellShock: Nam '67 is to deliver as realistic interpretation of the Vietnam War as possible," said Helen Lawson, brand manager at Eidos. "Having music in the game that was actually on the airwaves in 1967 will further enhance the game's authenticity."

Shellshock: Nam '67 is a game trying to give justice to the gritty realism of many films based upon the subject matter. It is scheduled to come out at the end of the month for PS2, PC, and Xbox. More information can be found at the game's official website.