New Kinect's "nightmare hits" by adult ratings in both the US and UK

(Compiling/Katy Fish) According to overseas media reports, Sega's new "Nightmare Attack" became the first to get the adult rating of the Kinect game. The North American rating agency, ESRB, rated this as "M (adult)", commenting that it was a horror-adventure game in which players played an American tourist who rescued their wives from the hands of mad scientists. In the first-person perspective, players use knives, axes, chainsaw and other weapons to combat zombie and freak monsters. There is an exaggerated blood-spraying effect in combat, and the enemy can be dismembered or beheaded.　　In addition, the game also has a number of erotic exposure scenes and suggestive dialogue, as well as a lot of dirty language.　　BBFC, a British rating agency, said the game contained a 45-minute restrictive scene, some of which showed extreme violence, and eventually gave it a graded rating of "over 18". "Nightmare hit" is scheduled to be listed this summer, corresponding to the Kinect sense of operation.