The Video Game Critic

Posted: **July 5th, 2007, 8:55 am**

Anyone read coverage of the game? I heard the DS edition has a pretty damn interesting concept for mission-based competitive online play.

Also, the movie was freaking incredible. I wish I had seen it with an all-geek audience so people would have cheered at classic lines. Why must well-thought-out advertisements cloaked as entertainment work so well? (Commercials in disguise!) I think I'll be buying a new Chevy Camaro this year

Posted: **July 5th, 2007, 9:38 am**

[QUOTE=The RPG Critic]Anyone read coverage of the game? I heard the DS edition has a pretty damn interesting concept for mission-based competitive online play.

Also, the movie was freaking incredible. I wish I had seen it with an all-geek audience so people would have cheered at classic lines. Why must well-thought-out advertisements cloaked as entertainment work so well? (Commercials in disguise!) I think I'll be buying a new Chevy Camaro this year

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If you picked them out they couldn't have been TOO well cloaked ;-) Having never watched the original cartoon I can't say that I have any interest in the movie but it does seem to be getting a lot of good press so maybe I'll watch it when it comes out on DVD.
Sudz

Posted: **July 5th, 2007, 11:10 am**

[QUOTE=The RPG Critic]Anyone read coverage of the game? I heard the DS edition has a pretty damn interesting concept for mission-based competitive online play.

Also, the movie was freaking incredible. I wish I had seen it with an all-geek audience so people would have cheered at classic lines. Why must well-thought-out advertisements cloaked as entertainment work so well? (Commercials in disguise!) I think I'll be buying a new Chevy Camaro this year

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I've heard pretty much negative things about all the console versions. I haven't heard anything about the DS one though... didn't even realize it had online play... maybe I should check that out.

However I did see the movie.... Commercials in Disguise indeed.... that movie didn't want me to drink Mountain Dew as much as go out and destroy one in fear of it becoming a robot. Aside from that and about 2 hours of boring filler and whenever a human wasn't on screen the movie was all right.

God willing they'll make a sequel 'Transformers 2: Michael Bay Strikes Again'

Posted: **July 9th, 2007, 12:11 pm**

I thought the movie was freaking incredible. The acting was terrific, the visuals and action are the best I've ever seen, the plot was cool, it was perfect. Now I need to see The Simpsons Movie, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and Superbad for my summer to be complete.

Posted: **July 9th, 2007, 3:22 pm**

I enjoyed the movie as well. And yes, I'd also love to buy a new Camaro now.

Posted: **July 11th, 2007, 3:06 pm**

I think I was sitting with an all-geek audience at the movie... People where cheering/laughing histerically... My dad was quite creeped out.

M

Posted: **July 11th, 2007, 4:38 pm**

I really enjoyed the movie also. Here's hoping that part 2 will have Dinobots and Constructicons. Has anyone tryed the game yet. Is it any good. To me it looked like a weak version of Mech Assault.

Posted: **July 11th, 2007, 4:45 pm**

Has anyone tried the Wii version?