Pandora Tomorrow Cube/PS2 release dates and bonuses announced @ Gaming Target

Written by John Scalzo on May 12, 2004

News: For everyone that doesn't have an Xbox, Ubisoft has unveiled all the enhancements the Cube and PS2 versions will include.

For all you fans of video game espionage out there (and there must be a lot of you if the sales of Splinter Cell and Metal Gear Solid are any indication), Ubisoft has unveiled the latest news on the GameCube and PS2 versions of Pandora Tomorrow. The game is set to officially street on June 18 for the PS2 and July 1 for the GameCube. Ubisoft also has a whole bunch of enhancements going into the shadow filled spyjinks:

Exclusive Content for the PlayStation 2 and GameCube

New Jungle Mission
Use Sam Fisher's entire range of stealth maneuvers to evade the enemy through a richly detailed Indonesian jungle setting.

Post-Mission Statistics and Scoring
After each completed mission, get feedback on your performance: from the number of shots fired, to the number of enemies eliminated, even your time on each level.

New Alternate Pathways in revisited missions
Complete mission objectives through new pathways. Each new pathway offers its own gameplay challenges and rewards.

New Booby Trap Gameplay
Disable explosive devices using a similar mechanic to the innovative lockpick gameplay.

Only for the PlayStation 2

Listen to in-mission situation reports with your PlayStation 2 headset

Your remote team will communicate with you via the PlayStation 2 headset. Alarm warnings and personal communications get that much closer.

The first game to use moving dynamic lighting technology for the PlayStation 2

The ARGUS mercenaries' torchlight in the multiplayer is the first time a moving dynamic lighting source is incorporated into a PlayStation 2 game. It is an awesome technical achievement.

Only for the Nintendo GameCube

Connect to your Game Boy Advance to:
1. Unlock 8 new Pandora Tomorrow GBA missions by completing Pandora Tomorrow Gamecube missions.
2. Remotely control in-game devices like keypad locks, automated turrets, and computers.
3. Get a visual layout of your surroundings, including enemy positions and objectives.

For more on Pandora Tomorrow, check out our extensive Xbox coverage including a review and a full overview of the online multiplayer portion of the game.