Sure, why not?
A ratings board listing has outed the existence ofFruit Ninja Kinect 2. You cool with that?
Fruit Ninjawasone of the rare titlesfor Xbox 360 that made decent use of the motion-sensing device, so it makes sense that the newer console would want one, too — not a lot of Kinect software on Xbox One currently.
Curiously, a company calledHibernumis listed as the author ofFruit Ninja Kinect 2, while Halfbrick Studios will apparently be publishing this time around.
