Transformers: Devastation

July 10, 2015

New Transformers: Devastation Gameplay Trailer Revealed at SDCC 15

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Hasbro and the Transformers crew officially unveiled a new gameplay trailer for the upcoming video game, Transformers: Devastation, at the Transformers panel earlier today at the 2015 San Diego Comic-Con trailer. You can check out the new trailer below. The new title comes from Activision and is developed by Platinum Games, the studio behind the Bayonetta franchise and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. Along with the new trailer, Hasbro announced that Gregg Berger will be returning to voice Grimlock in the game. Berger voiced Grimlock in the original G1 animated Transformers series, and he later reprised the role for Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. Grimlock will be playable for the upcoming 3D action brawler. In addition, other characters revealed to be playable include Sideswipe and Wheeljack, joining Bumblebee, Grimlock and Optimus Prime. Other classic Transformers characters revealed from the trailer include Shockwave, Starscream and the Insecticons. It is still unconfirmed if Decepticons will be playable in the game. Hopefully, they will at least be playable in some type of competitive multiplayer mode. The look

June 24, 2015

Transformers: Devastation Video Game is More Than Meets the Eye

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The lovable robots and stars of the mega franchise, the Transformers, are returning in a brand new video game that is being developed by Platinum Games. Transformers: Devastation was recently revealed. You can check out the announcement trailer for the game in the player below. Previously, Activision published a series of some third-person shooter Transformers game that were developed by High Moon Studios with Transformers: War for Cybertron and Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. Unfortunately, Fall of Cybertron was followed up by the horrendously awful Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark, which was a subpar follow-up to the previous entries in the franchise. It was also not developed by High Moon, and it was not a good game. Platinum, which has a reputation for making some fun games, looks to be making a fresh start with their own take on the classic Hasbro toy and animation franchise. Based on the new trailer, Transformers: Devastation looks like a 3D brawler/fighting game. One thing that does look appealing is its animated style. The