Oh yeah, and ice - cream trucks that transform
into Decepticons.
That allows a Bumblebee transformed into a car to tear down a hallway, busting
into Decepticons.
Not exact matches
The online Battle for Earth mode offers new content for months to come, but don't be tricked
into buying both the autobots and
decepticons versions of the game — they're basically the same thing with a different coat of paint.
all of the
decepticons were the same, they rolled up, turned
into yelling robots and died.
The
Decepticons are evil and want to use the Allspark to turn Earth
into their new empire.
The
Decepticons tapped
into an evil energon source that gave them extra power over regular energon.
Players can then take their personalized characters straight
into blistering AUTOBOT vs.
DECEPTICON multiplayer matches in a variety of game modes to prove their dominance.
The
Decepticons have a plan cooking and the Autobots want to defeat them with the help of the humans, but like normal the humans don't appreciate these massive hunks of metal that they have at their disposal and they instead decide to place all blame on the Autobots and curse them
into corners.
Sam Witwicky is having a personal crisis, he's thrown
into the middle of the Autobot vs.
Decepticon war, and ultimately he has to run through the middle of battling robots in slow motion to save the Earth... for a third time.
Almost against his will, he soon finds himself drawn
into the battle between the Autobots and
Decepticons for the fate of the Earth, working with a deranged spy (John Turturro) and a group of Special Forces commandos (Josh Duhamel) to convince the US Government of the danger it faces before it is too late and the
Decepticons invade the Earth.
Apparently, there have been
Decepticons hiding on the moon, something that was never established earlier, but obvious plotholes and weak storytelling are both glossed over as the last hour turns
into a full - on
Decepticon invasion as they reduce Chicago to rubble, led by a single - eyed
Decepticon named Shockwave that controls a giant robotic centipede.
The general plot revolves around a bunch of «pillars» on the ark that can be used to bring Cybertron
into earth's orbit, which the
Decepticons plan on activating with little regard for the human life that will be lost.
This battle is protracted mercilessly beyond all reason, at an ear - shattering sound level, with incomprehensible Autobots and
Decepticons sliced up
into spurts of action with no sense of the space they occupy.
What he doesn't know is that the unctuous Dylan is secretly in league with the
Decepticons who are hatching a plan to colonize Earth and to turn most of humanity
into their slaves.
Aside from Star Wars, the early scene showing a group of kids searching for the remains of Autobots or
Decepticons (they're all the same when blown
into pieces) shows that Stephen King's coming - of - age classics are as fair game as George Lucas's.
Josh Duhamel gives a speech to his team before they wing - suit
into Chicago, which has been invaded by
Decepticons.
But never fear, it isn't long until Sam is drawn back
into the world of the Autobots and
Decepticons when a hidden weapon resurfaces (you'll never guess where) and once again the Autobots and the humans must unite to thwart the plans of Megatron.
It's isn't massively complex, yet it's fluid, fast and satisfying when you get
into the groove and start nailing
Decepticons without even breaking a sweat, and it all comes wrapped up in a fantastic homage to the classic TV show that spawned a generation of fans and four bloody awful Michael Bay movies.
The story for Transformers: Devastation sees you play as one of five Autobots; Optimus Prime, Grimlock, Sideswipe, Wheeljack and Bumblebee as they fight to stop Megatron and his
decepticon army from terra forming the Earth
into a new Cybertron and taking control of a new power source called Plasma energy.
True, you don't exactly get the vast amount of options or depth that you can find in the likes of Bayonetta and Metal Gear Rising, although there's still enough here to impress as well as to turn the opposing
Decepticons into hot, smouldering metal.
In a bid to fit
into the timeline established by the G1 (Generation One) cartoons from the mid-to-late Eighties, Fall of Cybertron picks up from where War for Cybertron left off — it follows both Autobots and
Decepticons in the last hours of the apocalyptic war on their home planet — and while the game didn't garner a lot of love in the GOTY lists, I found the storyline, combat variety and pacing to be a fantastic immersion
into their world.
However, those nasty ol'
Decepticons have been pretty busy and Megatron certainly hasn't been twiddling his thumbs, instead he's been enacting a plan to get himself powered back up as well as unleash a kick - ass new foe
into the war.
The game itself is a prequel to the upcoming movie and tells the tale of the Autobots as they try to track down the remaining
Decepticons who have now gone
into hiding.
Static is a
Decepticon map that thrusts players
into a bevy of multi-level rooms riddled with environmental traps that can be used for their advantage.