And the second pomegranate doesn’t show up until your score reaches 250-300 in Classic, which could be tough depending on how good you are in that mode. “Storm Season”’s are the tougher ones: ‘Slice and dice 2 pomegranates in one game with the Lightning Bolt equipped ’ ‘Score 75 points in the first 30 seconds of ZEN with the Storm Castle equipped ’ and ‘Get 20 critical hits in CLASSIC with the Rain Man equipped.’ Earning 75 points that quickly in Zen mode will take plenty of retries – I got it after 45 minutes or so. Where the packs really differ is in the selection of new Achievements that they bring. Besides, it’s always nice to have more options.

As for the blades, neither is so special as to render Fruit Ninja Kinect’s original selection obsolete, but they do look cool and make new sounds. Animated storm clouds certainly make for a more striking silhouette than the default, plain one. All of these assets look great, particularly the animated shadows. “Space Capsule” contains the Comet weapon, Stellar Shadow, and Start Chart background.

“Storm Season” includes the Lightning Blade weapon, Rain Man shadow, and Storm Castle background. We’ve put them through their paces and survived to tell the tale, though a great many fruits weren’t so lucky.īoth packs are quite similar. Shortly after Fruit Ninja Kinect launched on August 10, it received a DLC Pack called “Storm Season.” Just yesterday, “Storm Season” was followed up by another pack, “Space Capsule.” Each Pack costs 160 Microsoft Points and adds a new weapon, shadow, background, and Achievements.

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