Unfortunately, the lack of major changes leads us to see the game more as a port to the current-gen Xbox system, rather than a proper sequel. That shouldn't come as a shock to anyone, as the developer has little reason to change a working formula. The new game follows the same format as its predecessor, with only a few minor additions. You can watch the live action announcement trailer below.Those who played the original Fruit Ninja Kinect on the 360 will feel right at home with Fruit Ninja Kinect 2. We'll be able to judge for ourselves in a couple of weeks. Fruit Ninja Kinect 2 will cost $14,99 USD on the Xbox Games Store. Halfbrick isn't afraid of slavering on the hype. 'This is the most satisfying, complete, and accessible party game ever created,' reckons the studios' chief executive Shainiel Deo. A new progression system is also present, allowing players to earn blades, dojos and belts as challenges are completed.' 'Brand new multiplayer modes allow up to four players to jump in on the action, with Battle and Party modes providing the perfect proving ground for seasoned competitors. 'Players can dodge shurikens, hack through a forest of bamboo, and avoid spotlights to become true masters of stealth.' 'Each mode takes place at the Blueberry Moon festival, and is presented by one of the new Fruit Ninja team members – Katsuro, Mari, Han and Nobu,' says Halfbrick. The game, developed by Canada's Hibernium Creations, will include five new game modes, four-person multiplayer, a new progression system, and an expanded line-up of characters. Halfbrick has confirmed that the sequel to its motion-controlled melon-chopping arcade game, Fruit Ninja Kinect, is coming to Xbox One on March 18th, 2015.

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