A Transformers-themed pub is in the running to be crowned Britain’s Best Home Bar, in a competition being run by Liberty Games. The winning bar, chosen… [more]
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Transformers.com has some new information on 2 Transformers Universe exclusives making their way to certain North American stores.
Costco will be getting a Leader Class Optimus Prime and Ultra Class Crumplezone 2-pack of repainted figures. The item will come out next month, costing $36.99.
The Sam’s Club exclusive is a lot a bit more, with a set containing Optimus Prime, Longrack, Blurr, Runamuck and Buzzsaw. Subtitled “Battle for the Cyber Planet Keys” will cost $40.88.
Hasbro have given their official Transformers website a much needed update, but only for the US version of the site. It has a much clearer (and brighter) look, with focus given to the Movie, Animated, and Universe lines.
Unfortunately, the site still contains the redirect script for anyone outside North America.
Hasbro have updated their official website, Transformers.com, with an update confirming the “Revenge of the Fallen” subtitle for Transformers 2.
The full title for the sequel is now Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen, and will feature some returning Decepticons and not the character, The Fallen.
Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen is due for release on 26th June 2009 in North America.
Hasbro has updated its Transformers.com with a pdf document titled “How to Draw”, shows you how to draw Transformers: Animated Bumblebee, which can be found here.
be sure to look out for further guides in the “How to Draw” series.
After the appearance of a set of Transformers Classics Mini-Cons appeared yesterday, Hasbro have today officially revealed the full set of Mini-Cons in the Classics line. These are being released in November in the USA.
The full release can be read at Transformers.com.
The Official Transformers website has been re-designed to be more friendly and in my opinion, looks much better. Read about some of the changes in the latest new article.
If you are wondering when the international versions of the site will change, expect it to take at least 6 months.
Hasbro have finally updated the internatonal version of their Cybertron Website. The product page has also been updated with new figure listings that haven’t been released in the UK (yet). Hopefully they will be released soon
Scout
Clocker (Wave 2)
Hardtop (Wave 2)
Recon Mini-Con Team (Wave 2)
Deluxe
Red Alert (Wave 2)
Override (Wave 2)
Leader
Megatron (wave 1)
The “Where to buy” page has also been refurbished, but the link to hasbrotoyshop.com isn’t very useful. The site only ships to the USA and so is no use to people in the UK.
Hasbro have update transformers.com with images of Quickstrike and Sixshot (both due January 2005 in the USA) from the Transformers Energon line and of Battle Ravage (due February 2005) from the Alternators line. See the images here.
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