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Transformers Assemble!
Activision's game based on the popular Transformers film and franchise now in stores.
Date: Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Author: James Fudge

It's more than meets the eye, robots in disguise and any other classic Transformers phrase you can remember as Activision ships TRANSFORMERS: The Game to retail outlets nationwide. Timed to hit stores in tandem with the theatrical release of the TRANSFORMERS live-action feature film from DreamWorks Pictures and Paramount Pictures, the game allows players to experience the power of the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS in an epic battle for Earth.

In TRANSFORMERS: The Game for the consoles and PC, players are presented with dual campaigns as they choose from a line-up of characters including OPTIMUS PRIME, MEGATRON, IRONHIDE, STARSCREAM, BUMBLEBEE and more. Gamers must master each character's unique weapons, moves and instantaneous conversions from robot to vehicle mode as they rampage through fully interactive and destructible environments in their quest to protect or destroy Earth.

The Nintendo DS version offers two completely different games, TRANSFORMERS: AUTOBOTS and TRANSFORMERS: DECEPTICONS. Both titles enable players to engage in the AllSpark Wars through Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection where they must help their side win the global conflict between AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS via daily challenge missions and global player stats comparisons. Each Nintendo DS game features 20 unique story missions plus more than 20 challenge missions as well as local wireless multiplayer modes for up to four players.

The PSP version of TRANSFORMERS: The Game features more than 20 playable TRANSFORMERS characters with three combat modes and 19 story-based missions that have players playing both AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS as they progress through the game. In addition, gamers can battle in four-player Ad Hoc wireless competitions including Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Ascension Rites (king of the hill) and Secure the Energon (capture the flag), in more than 10 multiplayer arenas.

Look for the game in stores beginning today and look for the official BradyGames strategy guide as well.

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