Rise of Nightmares receives Australian classification

Posted By | On 15th, Jul. 2011

SEGA has announced that its upcoming horror title Rise of Nightmares has been classified MA15+ by the Australian Classification Board, meaing the title will see a general release.

In a statement sent to Australian media, SEGA cites the verdict with “strong horror violence, blood and gore” warnings intact. The title isn’t listed on the classification board’s site yet though, so there isn’t much hard evidence to fully support this.

Still, a scary game that will actually get released on Kinect can only be a good thing.

Thanks to CVG for the info.

 


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