Tag Archives: Transformers

Toys R Us’ selection of show exclusive items is impressive with a little something for everyone, pretty much all of which is awesome.

A whole day of Transformers cartoons is on the docket this Independence Day for The Hub.

The mega-toy retailer is transforming into the headquarters for all the cool things associated with this Summer’s slate of blockbusters yet to come.

Classic cartoon/toy fans rejoice, IDW has a new comic coming up that you’re going to want to add to your pull list.

The Autobots, and even what’s left of the Decepticons, might have thought war was behind them- but nobody told Shockwave that peacetime was here to stay.

Digital comics reader platform has one gigantic sale on tap for today with offerings from Marvel, Dynamite and IDW.

Most of the hype around High Moon’s Transformers sequel has been of the campaign variety, but that’s not all Prime and company have in store for players.

This Fall’s Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is getting a pair of new comic book tie-ins courtesy of publisher IDW- and they both feature everybody’s favorite space T-Rex n’pals.

Straight from San Diego Comic Con, it was announced today that Activision is indeed working on a game based on everyone’s favorite sarcastic anti-hero, Deadpool.  Famous for breaking the 4th wall and being only the 2nd time Ryan Reynolds has played a half way decent character in a comic book based movie …

Metroplex heeds the call of the last Prime…

Insecticons beware, Grimlock is one very hungry robo-dino in Transformers: Fall of Cybertron.

If you’re a Transformers fan in any way, mark your calendar for August 28th now.

Jagex might not be a name that immediately springs to mind when you think about the words massively, multiplayer, or online; but that might be changing. That’s because their in-browser vision of the Trasformers Universe is looking Prime.

This twin stick shooter is more than meets the eye… and more than meets your wallet.

Somebody certainly lost theirs.

The third game in the series from Activision, Transformers: Dark of the Moon sets out with the goal of creating a satisfying action experience based on the Michael Bay films. Does developer High Moon have the touch? Or is it just heroic nonsense?