"Once more Eurogamer returns to the front line trenches of the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 console war with the latest in our continuing series of cross-platform confrontations. This time the coverage is bigger and better than ever before, featuring more games, more comparison shot galleries, and more detail on the behind-the-scenes technical trickery employed.

As per usual, each game's video output is captured digitally and losslessly from the HDMI ports of the Xbox 360 Elite and PlayStation 3 ..."

"Without pulling the rug of anticipation out from beneath the hopes and expectations of Transformers fans everywhere, GamerSquad advises you to remain level headed before clicking below for the collated ramblings of the reviewing masses… and bear in mind that history has shown the words ‘Activision’ and ‘movie tie-in’ don’t generally sit well in the same sentence."

"If you fancy getting your filthy mitts on a rather swanky Transformers toy – and not just any old Transformer toy, mark you, but Hasbro’s truly awesome "Limited Edition Supermetal Finish" Robo-Vision Optimus Prime – then GamerSquad and the BigBadToyStore have just what you’re looking for. Hit the source for more."

"July 03 of this year sees the much-vaunted arrival of director Michael Bay and executive producer Steven Spielberg’s "Transformers: The Movie", as well as Activision’s official tie-in videogame accompaniment "Transformers: The Game," and in order to suitably whet your collective appetites to the point of drooling profusely, GamerSquad just so happens to have secured a little one-on-one time with none other than Mr. Peter Cullen, the past, present, and future(?) voice of Optimus Prime."

Bringing yet another dose of Transformers goodness is the latest Vignette today from Activision on the game showing a boss battle between Ironhide and Blackout.

It's a 60MB 720p file running about a minute long, well worth checking out to see how well the in game action polished up.

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"The new Transformers movie is so close it hurts. Transformers: The Game is also right around the corner and it's shipping for the Nintendo Wii, Sony PlayStation 3, and Microsoft Xbox 360 consoles as well as for the Sony PlayStation Portable and Nintendo DS.

As we've reported in earlier posts, the game lets you play either in the side of good or evil with the Autobots or Decepticons. Players can either opt to go for preservation or total destruction in a war where the fates of two worlds de..."

"Transformers: The Game lets gamers control the outcome in the battle for Earth as they choose to protect it as Autobots or destroy it as Decepticons. Players will also experience the unstoppable power and massive scale of their favorite Robots in Disguise such as Bumblebee, Barricade and others.

Transformers: The Game represents a united next-generation front for Activision, which went a different route with its recent licensed mega-release, Spider-Man 3. In the case of the web-headed adve..."

"Want to know more? Sure you do. Then enjoy the following in-depth Transformers: The Game video interview, which contains masses of gameplay footage, further insight into the storyline, and also news that the game contains considerably more Transformers than the movie while also introducing some new and unique characters along the way too."

The official game of the movie based on the bestest robots in disguise has finally got a trailer of its own, and you can take a peek over at the game's official site. Transformers: The Game is scheduled for release this summer on most recent game platforms, including the PC, PSP and DS. The gameplay portions of the trailer look like they were taken from the PC/next-gen console versions... assuming they were actual gameplay footage.