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Activision release the official Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Game tomorrow in North America, and the rest of the world throughout the week, and to promote this occasion, they have released 2 trailers, one is the Game Launch Trailer, the other is the Multiplayer Trailer, which looks particularly exciting.
This is the footage for the Xbox 360, PC and PlayStation 3 editions of the game.
Brady Games, who seem to release strategy guides for nearly every game, including Transformers The Game in 2007, will also be providing an official guide for Activision’s follow up Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen game.
The guide will help players through the Autobot and Decepticon single player campaigns, provide details on all the characters abilities, help players who venture into the online multiplayer modes and provide details on the games secrets, including unlockables like G1 cartoon episodes.
Interesting the book only covers the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360 versions, but not the PC edition.
Look out for the book from 16th June and the actual game from 23rd June in North America and 26th June in Europe.
Following on from the North American release on Tuesday, the UK can today sample the Transformers: Animated action on their Nintendo DS.
Look out for platforming action with driving segments for all four Autobots (minus Ratchet). The game is rated 7+ by Pegi, which means it is only sensible for children of ages 7 and up.
Activision’s latest offering in the Transformers gaming universe is based on the current main series, Transformers: Animated, is out today exclusively on the Nintendo DS.
Transformers: Animated The Game is a team based game from developer Artificial Mind and Movement, where you control Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Bulkhead and Prowl in platform and driving sections.
Activision have uploaded their official website for Transformers: Animated The Game. The site has a new video featuring some gameplay and cartoon scenes with audio.
Official Site: www.transformersanimatedgame.com
Transformers: Animated The Game is due out on 21st October in North America and 24th October in the UK on the Nintendo DS.
Recently, a lot of details have been leaked about Microsoft’s future Xbox 360 plans, including many titles from Activision. Inbetween all the Forza 3, Tony Hawk, Spider-Man and Call of Duty news, there was some on the next Transformers game from Acitivision, Transformers 2: The Ultimate Battle.
The game will let you play as both Autobots or Decepticons, with destructible environments, new transformations and will online play, probably only on certain consoles. No news on a release date, but expect full details to be given at E3 next month.
The game is due lanuch on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable and again with two versions for the Nintendo DS.
As has been previously announced, Activision will be releasing a game based on the Transformers movie for many next gen and portable gaming formats. The “Establishing the Buzz for Collaborative Franchises” panel at the Hollywood and Games Summit provided some information on a more exact release date for the game and Activision’s involvement with Digital Domain. Gamespot have written an article about the panel and here is the important bit:
Then it was onto more practical matters–namely, the problems that arise trying to develop a game based on a major motion picture. Kassoy offered an ongoing project as an example. The said Activision is actively sharing all assets of the upcoming Transformers film with Digital Domain, the production company Transformers director Michael Bay recently bought. Kassoy said Activision is shooting for a “day and date” release alongside the film on July 4, 2007.
IGN have news that Activision have secured the rights to produce a game on the Transformers Movie. No details were revealed except that it is likely to be released around the same time as the movie. Given Activision’s history, expect the game to appear on Playstation 3, XBox 360, Revolution, PSP, DS and PC.
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