Rise of Nightmares embodies everything Kinect shouldn't be. One of the biggest problems with Kinect is controlling your avatar. I've yet to see a game where you can successfully control your character. Once you're no longer on rails with Kinect things fall apart in a hurry.

in this era so far too many zombie games i admit there are a few good ones but after a while it tends to get boring because you kind of get the feel of whats it about or whats gonna happen, am a huge zombie fan and i read watch and play it as well.

Consider as the 1st true kinect game for hardcore gamers.. it meet my expectation so far until body movement section. its kinda hard to turn left or right SLOWLY. sometimes u miss something ( letter / weapon ). this is very despressing.

Me ha parecido un gran juego, no entiendo la nota que le ponen las paginas de videojuegos la verdad :S Es cierto que el control es un poco raro, pero también la tecnología que lo mueve es bastante actual.

to mark this year's Hallowe'en i treated myself to a festival of horror stories, movies and games, the eerie creeping, delicious jumps and gruesome oozes of many of which are still fresh in my psyche. alas, my task here is to tell tale of one of the more forgettable experiences of the season...

This game has been on my radar for a while. The first ‘serious' Kinect game (with swearing and everything!), I was intrigued to see how well horror and interaction worked. The potential was huge, and I couldn't wait to try it out.

is Sega's second attempt to offer Kinect owners something a little more substantial than fitness and dancing titles.

To be honest, picking up the Kinect camera was more of an excuse for my fiancée to get a hold of the "new"Â S-style Xbox 360. While the launch window had a couple of above average games, the "Wii shovelware train"Â reared its head and I can't say I've fired up the camera for the better part of...

When it needs to it delivers a satisfying experience but at the next turn throws frustration in your face. I wouldn't mind but it's in unequal measures.