"Savage Entertainment, Hasbro, and Activision are names that will sit in my conscience for years to come, not because Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen for PSP was somehow great, but because it was utter crap. Sure, the boxart’s great and completely misleading, but there is nothing worth justifying the hours of agony spent trying to beat this title."

wolfehound22 via playstationlifestyle.net »

"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is yet another game based off of a movie. With most movie games falling just short of torture, I readied myself for the inevitable task of long nights of button mashing and so-so voice acting. So does Transformers fall in to this category, or does it manage to pull itself out of the ranks of mediocrity and stand out among the rest?

When it comes to the story there isn’t much of one. Yes it does follow somewhat along with the movie, but a lot of info is l..."

wolfehound22 via playstationlifestyle.net »

"As long as there are sci-fi action flicks, there will always be movie tie-in games. One of the latest to join the ranks of movie-based games is Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen for the Nintendo DS. Like the previous games, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen comes in two variants: an Autobot and Decepticon version. Does the DS version deserve your hard-earned dough, or are you better off playing something else?"

mikegotgame via dailynintendo.com »

"The Transformers movies have been receiving a lot of mixed reviews, both from critics, movie-goers and fans of the old cartoon. Developed by Luxoflux, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen video game certainly follows its source more closely than the movies do the original '80s cartoon, but it still carries shortcomings typical of movie-based games.

Let's get the obvious out of the way -- the story is pointless to discuss. Like with most movie video games, the Transformers: ROTF story has ..."

RabidChinaGirl via www.neoseeker.com »