wlj

Rise of Nightmares from Sega for the Kinect

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_Pz_g3gTfo

This game looks pretty damn awesome. I will definitely give this game a look in September.

Larry C.

It looks pretty cool. The only thing that concerns be is that it looks awfully repetative.

Decker

How being a Kinect-only title helps this game is totally beyond me.

I did like this comment on the You Tube page though:

RichC2

It's like they threw House of the Dead and D into a blender and added motion controls.

Drexl

Maybe it doesn't help sales-wise, but I would think that the games that use the Kinect (or PS Move, for that matter) best are those that are specifically designed for it.

And if you can't get this game because you don't have a 360 or Kinect, there is certainly no shortage of other zombie killing games to play.

Decker

I wasn't talking about potential sales numbers; I was referring to gameplay. Workout games on the Kinect make sense. Dance Central makes sense. Hell, even Fruit Ninja Kinect makes some sense. But unless this game involves clubbing Zombies over the head and shoulders with your forearms, I don't see how playing a House of the Dead-clone on the Kinect would be in any way preferable over playing with a standard 360 controller (or with a Move or Wiimote controller for that matter) -- all the other way seem better than a controller-free control system with no triggers or buttons.

Sometimes I think they're making new Kinect games simply because they sold a lot of hardware units and figure consumers are desperate for something, anything really, to play on it.

Wick

It looks alright. Though, I'd rather play this type of game with a light gun or even a controller.

Drexl

If it's really just a clone of HOTD, that's different. But if they're doing it only for Kinect, they could really be using it in a way that's not just a gimmick. I'm just saying, wait and see what they're doing with it before writing it off.