Kameo: Elements of Power Story Revealed in Eight-Chapter Podcast

November 10th 2005 | Gaming

The story behind Kameo: Elements of Power™, a mystical action-adventure game,available this holiday exclusively on Xbox 360, is revealed in an eight-part series of audio podcasts on www.kameo.com. Gamers who visit the official site may download a new chapter each week, or simply subscribe to the podcast feed and have the audio-book delivered to their favorite podcasting program and/or audio device whenever the next chapter is released.

In the first chapter, listeners will learn the secrets of the Wotnot book, the magical tome which maintains control over nature and the Elemental Warriors. Details are also revealed about the Element of Power, a one-of-a-kindmagic jewel that contained powerful transformation magic that imbued the holder with the ability to transform into any Elemental Warrior contained in the Wotnot. Throughout the eight-part series, listeners will be treated to character voices from the game including Kameo, Ortho, Mystic and more. For more information about the podcast and Kameo: Elements of Power, please visit http://www.kameo.com/.

Renowned game developer Rare introduces Kameo: Elements of Power, in which the ability to morph into unique and incredible warriors allows Kameo to search out and battle ever-present evil. Boasting impeccable next-generation graphics and innovative gameplay, Kameo: Elements of Power shines as a giant leap in game development. Continuing its legacy of creating dynamic puzzles, immersive combat and enormous environments, Rare fuses multiple genres to create a strikingly fun gaming experience destined for widespread appeal.

United Kingdom-based Rare, one of the world’s leading video game developers, was founded in 1985 by Chris and Tim Stamper. Rare has been the mastermind behind some of the most popular video games in history, including such global multimillion sellers as GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark.

Microsoft revolutionized the gaming industry with the November 2001 launch of Xbox, its first-generation video games and entertainment system, now sold in 26 countries around the world. This holiday season Microsoft debuts its next-generation system, Xbox 360, in Europe, Japan and North America, to be followed by availability in Australia, Colombia, Hong Kong, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore and Taiwan in 2006. Xbox 360 is the most powerful video game and entertainment system, delivering the best games, the next generation of the premier Xbox Live online gaming service, and unique digital entertainment experiences that revolve around you.

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Kameo: Elements of Power Story Revealed in Eight-Chapter Podcast
Published in: Gaming on 2005-11-10