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Get Revenge On Pizza, Celery In Kinect Sports DLC
Kinect Sports was one of the launch titles from Kinect's November 2010 release, but Microsoft hasn't forgotten about it. No, the company is ready to revisit those heady days through a second batch of DLC. In Kinect Sports: Calorie Challenge, players will be able to select from six food-themed rivals and try to sweat their way through a calorie-burning goal before the timer runs out.
The add-on launches April 29, and will cost 320 Microsoft Points. Here are the rivals you'll be facing off, with their associated calorie counts:
- Blazing Banana (92 calories)
- Chocolate Challenger (416 calories)
- Mighty Milk (198 calories)
- Peppy Pizza (302 calories)
- Steady Celery (25 calories)
- Supersonic Soda (133 calories)
In addition to the bragging rights that come with beating celery in a footrace, players will have the opportunity to earn 250 new achievement points and a pair of new Avatar awards. You're going down, Mr. Challenger.
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