We've reached out to Halfbrick in case there's a cat to let fully out of the bag. The description of the action doesn't vary from what's already known of Fruit Ninja Kinect (and regular Fruit Ninja, which started as a mobile title.) While Kinect in the title obviously restricts this to Xbox platforms, the 360 is not mentioned by the listing, so this release would appear to be next-gen only. Now the ESRB in the United States has given a rating to Fruit Ninja Kinect 2, saying the game is for Xbox One.
These games will make their console debut on Xbox One first and should have a 2015 release.Earlier this month, Australia's ratings board for video games gave Fruit Ninja Kinect 2 a classification, and Aussie-based studio Halfbrick neither denied nor comment on any sequel in reply. Also announced are the PC action game Smite (which is gathering quite a following on the PC front) and Team 17's latest effort, the innovative The Escapist. The KickStarter darling Superhot will be coming as well, an innovative first-person shooter with funky visuals and plenty of innovative gameplay quirks. The sequel to the hit Xbox 360 port promises even more fruit to slice, along with various modes and, of course, more of those stupid bombs. The second is a game that supports the Kinect, Fruit Ninja Kinect 2. No word yet on a release date, but 2015 seems more than likely. In this game, you'll guide a goat through a series of misadventures, including some jet-pack flying. The first is Goat Simulator, which has found a great deal of success on the PC front. However, two certain titles managed to stand out being confirmed for the system.
During today's Xbox One conference in Cologne, Germany, Microsoft confirmed a number of titles coming to the console through the program, including a number of highly anticipated games like Cuphead and a special version of the hit mobile games Threes and Plague Inc.
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