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A trio of new gameplay modes arrive for Rare's 360 adventure game

If you're still playing Rare's shape-shifting adventure game, Kameo: Elements Of Power (and why wouldn't you be?) then you'll probably be pleased to hear that three new gameplay modes have arrived on Xbox Live, in the form of the Kameo Power Pack.

Weighing in at a respectable 46MB, and costing 400 (£3.40) of your Microsoft points, the Power Pack consists of a new Expert mode, Time Attack mode (also playable in co-op) and Rune Battle mode, which pits you against your co-op buddy in a mad scramble for erm, Runes.

That's not all though. The pack also includes 15 new achievements for you to work for, worldwide leaderboards and an armour costume pack. 400 points clearly goes a long way. ...

Ubisoft's Sin City tactical-shooter, Rainbow Six: Vegas has spawned another glitzy gameplay trailer - and surprise, surprise; it's looking gorgeous.

If you haven't been paying attention, we're unhappy to report that Ubi's 'Vegas isn't the tale of the Rainbow Six Team's terrorist-busting stag do, but their mission to take down international terrorist Irena Morales, who fancies his chances at blowing up Las Vegas. As Rainbow leader Logan Keller, you and your team have a real-time-ish limit of one night to stop him.

Rainbow Six: Vegas is gunning for release on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 at the end of the year.

Trailer Here ...

There has been some confusion about the use of copyright material in entries for the contest, so the rules have been up dated to make this clear

In other news I would like to thanks 1timeuser for donating $5 and to all of you that have been clicking on the ads on the contest page, your clicks have earned $8.48 so far.

That all brings the total prize money to $41.56, and the total value of all the prizes to $571.45 (£300+)(€450+) ...

Activision has inked a deal with InfoSpace allowing the mobile firm to develop titles based on its Tony Hawk and Gun franchises.

Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam, Tony Hawk's Project 8, Gun and a selection of retro titles are all set to appear on mobile handsets soon.

"There's no denying the market penetration of cell phones, which makes mobile games a great way to extend our console brands," said David Anderson, senior director of business development for Activision.

"InfoSpace is a leading mobile content, distribution and delivery company, and we look forward to building a successful relationship that puts some of our top titles in the hands of mobile gamers," he said.

The move comes just days after EA announced a similar deal with Nokia, and VU games acquired mobile developer Centerscore.

"As mobile technology continues to evolve and with the increasing availability of 3G handsets, mobile gaming now enables more powerful and dynamic gameplay experiences," added Stephen Davis, president of mobile and online media for InfoSpace.

"We're excited to work with Activision to develop the coveted Tony Hawk brand for mobile as well as their most popular sport and adventure titles, offering fans the chance to test their skills and enjoy their favourite games while on the go," said Davis. ...

Official figures for this years' Tokyo Game Show reveal that 573 titles will be on display to the trade and public.

With Sony expected to use the event as a showcase for the upcoming launch of its next-generation home console, there are 18 PlayStation 3 titles confirmed to appear at next weeks' event.

Rival next-generation platform holders Microsoft will benefit from 20 games on display, while Nintendo's Wii will only be supported by five.

Of the 573 titles at the show, 129 slot into the action genre, with 76 role-playing titles and 49 simulation games.

PC and mobile platforms make up 252 of the titles on show, while 52 will be available for the Nintendo DS and 33 for the PSP.

Tokyo Game Show takes place September 22nd to the 24th.

Via Gamesindustry ...

Nottingham's GameCity festival is to be opened by former National Film and Television School chairman Lord Puttnam.

Puttnam became the first European-born boss of Hollywood's Columbia Studios and later went on to found SkillSet, which trains young people to become members of the film and television industries.

"Videogames are at the cutting edge of the future of the creative industries in the UK and it's an index of the success of their journey into mainstream culture that something like GameCity is able to happen at all," commented Puttnam.

"Videogame culture is important and the ability of videogames to celebrate and translate themselves to new audiences through inclusive and innovative events like GameCity is massively encouraging in a sector so often under attack from the mainstream," he added.

Puttnam will open the festival on October 25th at Nottingham Council House, before the European premier of the Into the Pixel exhibition. GameCity runs from October 25th to the 29th.

Via GIbiZ ...

Have you forgotten about the CPS1 emulator with all of the excitement over the CPS2 emulator? Well, NJ certainly hasn't and he's been hard at work on his CPS1PSP emulator.
Additionally, he has finally released the source code for the cache converters for the NEO GEO and CPS2 emulators, and it should now be much easier to port this tool to other platforms. For those interested:
The readme contains much of the same information, but with apologies for only using GCC for PSP applications, a note that he uses GNU MAKE, an appeal to do something about the zip32j.dll dependancy should it be ported, and finally, a comment that the source for the emulators proper needs to be cleaned up, but is forthcoming. ...

That's right people, PSP Galaxy has released our fourteenth issue, sponsored by Play-Asia.com! This issue we go deep into three blockbuster titles coming up for PSP, as well as review even more games than ever before! Look out for:

-Exclusive Interview with the developers of Silent Hill: Origins! Find out why you'll be scheduling another trip to America's favourite hell-tainted resort town on the double!
-Hands-on with WTF: Work Time Fun! Just how random is this game? Mof finds out!
-Hands-on with Mercury Meltdown: What's changed, what's the same, and why we still love our PSP puzzle games. The best blob action since Loco Roco? Prime lets you know!
-Reviews of 50 Cent: Bulletproof: G-Unit Edition, Def Jam: Fight for NY, Super Monkey Ball Adventure and Rapala Trophies!
-All the latest news and editorials - PS3's been delayed, so what does this mean for the rest of us? Sounds like a topic for Mof vs. Prime!
-Plus all the regular features - Prime's Rant, Cooking with Mof, Movie Watch and a DVD Review of The Ultimate James Bond Collection!

So come on down, because the price is right (it's free, actually), and the magazine has never been hotter with exclusives! Download it today!

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