Fruit Ninja only recently received quite the update, but already the team has returned with yet another release. Fruit Ninja has teamed up Ghostbusters to tackle a spooky problem. There appears to be an outbreak of ghostly fruit and there's only one team equipped with the required tech and know-how to efficiently remove said spooky five-a-day. Ghostbusters. Cue the player, where you're...
As promised a couple of weeks ago, developer Halfbrick has releases a major update to its popular touch-themed arcade game Fruit Ninja for Android devices that greatly changes the basic gameplay of the title. Here's a quick look at the changes for version 2.0 of Fruit Ninja: In the biggest addition to Fruit Ninja since launch, all Blades and Dojos now have a unique effect on...
The fruit-slashing favourite, Halfbricks' Fruit Ninja, has received an update today that brings with it some pretty nice new multiplayer features. The "pomegranate" update is now live in the Google Play Store. The multiplayer options are now available using both local and online multiplayer services. At first glance, it seems to work really well too. You can choose who you want to play...
Halfbrick Studios today announced that Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots will be avilable as Amazon's free app of the day on Nov. 28. (It'll be 99 cents after the promotion.) It's largely the same Fruit Ninja we've come to know and love, but it's got the furball from the last couple of Shreck movies incorporated. Your kids are gonna love it. We've got more screen shots and promo video after...
This past weekend, 70,000 gamers gathered in Boston for one of gaming's largest conventions, PAX East. That's a whole lot of people in one place -- trust us, we were there. Among all the console games, computer games, tabletop games, LARPing, and cosplay, Android was along for the fun, too.Android and iOS developer, Halfbrick, was there showing off Fruit Ninja HD and was even selling...
When OpenFeint announced it was going cross platform last month, everyone figured it would have an effect on the state of gaming in the Android Market. But I don't think anyone could have guess just how much. Within 72 hours of launch, both the number one and number two spot for the most downloaded paid games were using OpenFeint. Of course we're talking about Fruit Ninja and Mini...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is coming to America, HTC unleashes some sexiness on Europe, Angry Birds gives way to Fruit Ninja, plus a bunch of your e-mails and voicemails.