We all know about Tranformers, the movies and you probably know about Transformers: The Game, set to release on about every modern platform, The Nintendo Wii, Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Playstation Portable and Nintendo DS. The game looks like a pretty sweet game set on a movie and they've just released a cinematic video for the game. Check it out. It looks pretty wicked.

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 depend on.

We got a hold of this nice opening cinematic video and we must say it sets some nice impressions for what could be a real good movie-related game. Have a look:

Pretty sweet, huh? The character scaling, the transformation sequences, and the movements are all eye candy. The characters all look like themselves with a modern streak and we find that amazing. Aside from the good visuals that you've seen, the audio also comes in very crisp. If the actual graphics and sounds hold up in the actual gameplay, Transformers fans will embrace this title like "avant garden."
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    nflsmc Jun 20, 07
    That looks very kickass...
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    Reenee Jun 20, 07
    So can anyone tell me why Optimus Prime isn't leaving behind cracks the size of his feet while running on the top of those buildings?
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    Gotenks Jun 20, 07
    No clue Reenee.

    But looks awesome.
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    King X2 Jun 22, 07
    If I remember, Gotenks said Transformers suck. Anyway, the Optimus Prime deal is awesome. Even though the cartoon pissed me off, the real version actually looks pretty cool. I don't know about seeing it in a theater, but I might catch it when it comes out on DVD.

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