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Fruit Ninja Kinect
The iOS game Fruit Ninja exploded onto the casual scene some time ago, but now developer Halfbrick is bringing its wild fruit slicer to Microsoft’s Summer of Arcade.
As fruit flies up on screen, players swipe at the air to cut them in half, being careful to avoid bombs that will destroy their score. Halfbrick has added new fruits like pomegranates that players will have to slice multiple times. Fruit Ninja Kinect features a new 2-player mode that lets players either work together to rack up a high score or play in competitive matches against each other. Leaderboards will encourage friends to battle each other for the top spot.
This juicy Kinect only downloadable title is headed to Xbox Live sometime this summer.
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