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Slice More Fruit In Upcoming Fruit Ninja Kinect DLC
Fruit ninjas might not get a lot of respect from their fellow martial arts brethren, but slicing fresh produce into tiny pieces still feels pretty cool in Halfbrick's popular Summer of Arcade downloadable title. Today the developer announced a new DLC pack for Fruit Ninja Kinect that will continue keeping gamers busy.
The new DLC pack is called Storm Season and contains a new background, silhouette, and "Lightning Bolt Blade." It also adds 50 Gamerscore points to the title and will only set you back 160 MS Points ($2). If you still think Fruit Ninja Kinect sounds like the stupidest game in the world, you may be in the minority -- Halfbrick stated that the game sold 100,000 copies within its first week of release.
The Storm Season DLC is available today. Check out our review of the game here.
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