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  • Rise of Nightmares.

Rise of Nightmares.

  • August 22, 2011
  • Video Games
  • Kinect
  • Microsoft
  • Rise of Nightmares
  • Sega
  • Video games
  • X-Box
  • X-Box 360
  • X-Box 360 Kinect

Indeed. Looks like Kinect is getting its first serious game. About time. If executed well, this game could be a blast and hopefully somewhat scary. Brought to you by Sega. God I still love them!

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