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Dance Central Spotlight, the latest entry in Harmonix Music System's motion-controlled music franchise, will be released Sept. 2 on Xbox One, the studio announced today.

The title will be available digitally through the Xbox Games Store for $9.99, and will come with the following 10 songs:



◾Avicii - "Wake Me Up"
◾Cher Lloyd - "I Wish"
◾David Guetta ft. Sia - "Titanium"
◾Jason Derulo ft. 2 Chainz - "Talk Dirty"
◾Kid Ink ft. Chris Brown - "Show Me"
◾Lorde - "Royals"
◾OneRepublic - "Counting Stars"
◾harrell Williams - "Happy"
◾Rihanna - "Diamonds"
◾Will.i.am ft. Justin Bieber - "#thatPOWER"

Players can get started with that list of hits, and then augment Dance Central Spotlight's soundtrack by purchasing additional downloadable songs; more than 50 will be available at launch, with "many, many more to come," according to Harmonix. The studio has confirmed five of those add-on tracks so far: "Safe and Sound" by Capital Cities, "Next To Me" by Emeli Sandé, "I Love It" by Icona Pop ft. Charli XCX, "Summertime Sadness (Cedric Gervais Remix)" by Lana Del Rey and "Love Shack" by The B-52's. And any songs that were previously purchased for the three Dance Central titles on Xbox 360 will be available free for Spotlight owners, once Harmonix brings those tracks to Xbox One.

Activison - under the recently reborn Sierra Games label - has unveiled a new Geometry Wars title at Gamescom, Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions. Created by veterans of the originally Xbox Live Arcade-exclusive franchise at Lucid Games, Dimensions will release on both Xbox 360 and Xbox One, and introduces 3D wraparound maps plus new co-operative and competitive multiplayer features.

You can expect a campaign mode with 50 levels, 10 modes including a few familiar specimens such as a timed Deadline mode and a new take on Infinity mode, and a range of drone ships that can be upgraded using stars earned from play.

While shooting and movement still take place on a 2D plane, maps are now wrapped around giant simple shapes, with enemies on the other side blocked from view. During a presentation, I was shown a map that took the form of a barrel, and a map shaped like a colossal peanut. Some maps feature pop-up terrain hazards such as mobile red barricades. There are also special boss levels where you'll have to contend with both regular ships and an elite critter that must be gradually worn down.

Drones include ships that ram foes, collect points dropped by slain enemies or block their shots. You can deploy new super weapons by squeezing the trigger, in addition to the returning smart bombs. Lucid's hope is that the ability to level up drones individually will encourage players to replay, trying out different combinations of player and drone.