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Last Friday's PulseCon saw a whole wave of reveals and you know what that means. Designer Mark Maher, has begun his in-hand showcases with behind the scenes tidbits, starting now with G2 Breakdown. Check out that sparkly blue face. Source: Instagram Join the discussion in our Transformers...

I'll pick it up if I see it just to support physical media. I might never take it out of the wrapper but I'll have no regrets.

I can't imagine they'll base it on anything other than the comic art. I would be happy to see something based on the Titanium, but this team is too dedicated to accuracy for that.

Come on, Trump. You were so close to saying the line.

The Fallen's Dreamwave design is still the only one that matters.

I tried that. Still can't afford my holy grail.

I'm hoping for Grandus.

Eat jive, Microsoft. I have rebuilt my Linux VM. I still don't actually like Linux. But they broke my stuff, so I wasn't going to stop until I got it fixed.

It's weird that there hasn't been a hint of Jetfire and Overload yet. If Armada Prime had been a flop, I get it. But he wasn't.

Something like this happened to me years ago. I had no editor, but I was still able to post attachments. So I just typed my posts somewhere else and attached screenshots. It just went away on its own. Maybe try restarting your computer. Otherwise, just wait it out.

I wonder if it's even the same designer. Something about it makes me think of DX9's MP scaled Megatron.

I do want Overcharge. I like troop builders too much to not get one. But I'm going to wait until it shelfwarms its way to clearance. I'm not convinced it would have been worse off by gutting it down to a Voyager instead of unconvincingly padding it to a Leader. The higher budget bought some...

They should stick to Legends. This doesn't look great.

I love my neighbors. I can never repay them but if I ever get my money I'm sure going to give it a try.

The boss might be lying. Honestly, finance guys prefer smaller frequent repairs over one huge replacement even if the repairs end up costing way more in the long run, just because one-time expenses can be way more annoying for us.

It's not outdated if nothing newer actually does the job any better. Sometimes upgrading the software just can't make any difference to how a machine functions, so why bother?

I even said "anymore".