Fruit Ninja

At Gamescom 2014, Microsoft unveiled a massive lineup of indie titles coming to the Xbox One via the ID@Xbox program, and just about all of them are worth your attention.

Better stretch those arm muscles, because Fruit Ninja is making the jump to next-gen with a sequel.

In a move that we're pretty sure nobody saw coming, Halfbrick Studios has teamed up with Titan Comics to launch a Fruit Ninja magazine. Wait, what?

There is a Russian company called Displair that can do some amazing things with water. What are those amazing things? Well, it's all in the name. Last week at CES in Las Vegas, Displair had on display a machine that can create a wall of water vapor that is interactive!

There's no denying that Fruit Ninja is one of the most popular games in the App Store. With millions of downloads and trillions of fruit sliced, it's a game that keeps growing in popularity. But what would a real life Fruit Ninja look like? Suppose he'd look like this dude.