Fruit Ninja Kinect chops its way to Xbox 360 this week

Seeing as how Fruit Ninja is so popular with the Windows Phone crowd, we thought our readers might be excited to know that Fruit Ninja Kinect is coming out this Wednesday on Xbox 360.

Fruit Ninja Kinect is the same game that fans know and honey, only with much nicer Hard disk drive visuals and of class Kinect movement control. Players swipe with their hands to chop the fruit at present instead of just their fingers. It's really a much more exciting (and tiring) take on the original concept. In addition to the standard Classic, Zen, and Arcade modes, the Kinect version introduces something missing from the Windows Phone game: multiplayer. Information technology supports both co-operative and competitive gameplay for two players. This makesFruit Ninja Kinect the perfect party game – it's an active new spin on a game everybody knows and loves, plus others tin can join in the fun.

Fruit Ninja Kinect volition price 800 Microsoft Points ($10) when information technology debuts this Midweek. Of course Xbox 360 owners will also demand a Kinect peripheral in order to play information technology. Kinect players who aren't in a huge hurry may prefer to await for the retail release of The Gunstringer (from developer Twisted Pixel) on September xiii. Information technology costs $thirty and includes both The Gunstringer on disc and a download code for Fruit Ninja Kinect.

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