Fri, Apr 29, 2011 | 03:07 BST
Fruit Ninja Kinect listed by Korean Games Rating Board
Korea’s Games Rating Board is so leaky, the Jumblies would go to sea in it. Its latest unannounced listing is Fruit Ninja Kinect, something we fully support.
The eagle-eyed Siliconera noted the new addition on the organisation’s website, which seems to be the only evidence of its existence.
We asked Australian indie developer Halfbrick for comment, but as expected, it hasn’t any statement at the moment. Expect to hear from Microsoft.
Fruit Ninja, which sees players bifurcating innocent edibles with a touch-screen blade, has been highly successful on smartphones, and was the jewel of Microsoft’s Windows 7 Phone CES presentation.
It seems like a pretty good fit for Kinect, as this unofficial, life-size attempt shows.
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Posted in: Casual, Kinect, Microsoft, Xbox 360, indie
Tags: Fruit Ninja, Fruit Ninja Kinect, Halfbrick, Halfbrick Studios
2 comments
#1
bluffbluff03
29/04/11, 12:24 pm
I loved that game on my iPhone. At least there are many iPhone games that would fit to the kinect.
#2
Teabag
29/04/11, 6:08 pm
I don’t see how it could be made on Kinect. It’s a VERY simple iPhone game and highly enjoyable at that. But it’s meant for the mobile users, not as a full blown Kinect game (unless it costs $10 and comes on XBLA?).