Rise of Nightmares News for Xbox 360

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SEGA reveals Kinect horror

NewsPublish Date 16/09/2010 - 9:46am GMT+1

A spine-tingling experience promised.

SEGA has announced Rise of Nightmares, a new horror experience coming exclusively to Kinect for Xbox 360 in 2011.

Rise of Nightmares promises a spine-tingling, first-person horror adventure experience which uses Kinect to give players the "ultimate fright". SEGA says players will use their whole body and will experience fear and tension as never before.

Sounds interesting. Expect more info in the coming months.

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MJTH @ BillyBobBoy

Why does house of the overkill with no guns come to mind when I read this.... I have bad feeling about this....

True what said though man, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt for now.

Posted 07:15 on 17 September 2010

BillyBobBoy

This makes me laugh. Everyone wanted more core titles 4 titles later and we've found other holes to pick. Let's give these games some time before we rag on them. If they are released and turn out to be utter rubbish then we can rip into them.

Posted 21:14 on 16 September 2010

guyderman

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seemingly on-rails title

This is one thing that bothers me about the motion games - everything seems to be on rails - seems a step back when we have finally got to the point in gaming that we can do what we want and go where we want in many games. I like to be in control!

Posted 16:28 on 16 September 2010

Karlius

Some more info...

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Originally Posted by Kotaku

If Haunt is the kinect horror game for the family and kids, Sega's Rise of Nightmares sounds like the horror game for those of you who really like their horror. Think Silent Hill, with waving arms.

What we saw of it at Microsoft's TGS keynote can best be described as a dark, seemingly on-rails title that has a real Silent Hill look and feel to it. There's blood, there's screaming, there's torture.

I like this a lot!

Posted 14:08 on 16 September 2010