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List Price : $19.99 Price : $10.80
List Price : $19.99 Price : $10.80
Product Description
Experience the legendary battle between the Autobots and Decepticons before their exodus to Earth in the untold story of the civil war for their home planet, Cybertron. Two distinct and intertwined campaigns chronicle the Autobots heroism in the face of total annihilation and the Decepticons unquenchable thirst for power. Play both campaigns and battle as your favorite Transformer characters in the war that spawned one of the most brutal conflicts of all time.
- Features -
- Two Distinct Campaigns One Epic Story - Play both the Autobots & Decepticons campaigns; battle as your favorite Transformers character in this 3rd person high action shooter
- Wage War Online - Deep multiplayer game modes thrust you into a global battle
- Change Form from Robot to Vehicle at any time - Instantly convert from robot to car, jet, tank or truck mode and attack your enemies from any angle
- Nintendo Exclusive Features -
Transformers: Cybertron Adventures
Transformers: Cybertron Adventures Reviews
| 16 of 18 people found the following review helpful:  What a disappointment!!!, = Fun:  This review is from: Transformers: Cybertron Adventures (Video Game) After reading the write-up for this game, and watching the trailer, I was very excited to get it. The story-line is very good, and the graphics are so-so. I expected this to be a "free roaming" game, with objectives, like all the other Transformers games I've played...but it's not. You have NO control of your character at all, except duck, aim, and shoot(and steer in alt-mode). Part of the fun of a Transformers game, is being able to TRANSFORM WHEN YOU WANT!!! Co-op mode(2 player) is even worse. Half of the control you DO have over one character is given to the other player. It was very easy to beat, and not that challenging. No unlockables, except for artwork(whooptie-freakin'-doo). The rating is T for teen, but my 11 year-old thought this game was stupid. The write-up for this game said you would be able to create your own character...Maybe for the PS3 or XBOX, but I guess not for the Wii. VERY DISAPPOINTING!!! 10 of 12 people found the following review helpful: The worst version of all the ports, By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Transformers: Cybertron Adventures (Video Game) I have had a chance to play three versions of the game. I bought the DS version at the local GameStop, ordered the Wii version from Amazon, and a friend of mine has the PS3 version. The Wii version is the worst. The game is advertised as an action game, but really all you are getting is a rail shooter. I gave the game a 3 star rating because as a rail shooter, it's average, but as an action game, I would actually rate it a 1. You have absolutely no control over you character's movements, you only have to point you wiimote at the screen like a gun and shoot. Oh, you do use the nunchuk to switch weapons. The game is a tad bit more enjoyable with a zapper. The graphics are sub par even for a Wii game, the characters look like they were put together with Legos. If you are a customer like me and have both the Nintendo Wii and DS, I would highly recommend getting the DS version instead because it actually contains the action game that was advertised. If you have a... Read more 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful: Biggest video game disappointment in as long as I can recall, By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Transformers: Cybertron Adventures (Video Game) This game should embarrass Activision, a company that's been making games for about 30 years. The ONLY thing I liked about it was aiming the sniper rifle, the rest was garbage. First, the game gives you no choices except which campaign you play, Autobot or Decepticon. Once you choose, I thought there would be some kind of character creation page, but no. You use the character they decided was right for the mission. And once you get into it, you quickly realize the gameplay is at least a decade behind the times. Over 10 years ago Everquest had a far superior interface with the character, letting you walk, fight, whatever you needed to do in an interactive environment. Here, you either drive/ fly on a track with no choices, or the computer walks you from cover spot to cover spot. How can a Transformer game in 2010 not let you choose when to Transform and do it yourself? My DS "Transformers: Autobots" lets you do more, and I bought it used on what should be an... Read more |
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