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Which is why I say he's the closest thing DC has to Deadpool. Both are parody characters that are kinda badass. But largely both of them are more about poking fun of the stuff around them and being as over the top as possible. They're completely different characters with largely different ways...

Lobo for a long time was the closest thing DC had to a 'Deadpool', since then they've been trying to make that Harley Quinn; but that not seemed to take too well. And with Gunn around, I could see them trying to make a Deadpool-ish movie with Lobo; becuase Gunn is good at those types of movies.

HOnestly? I like it, but then I LOVE bad movies. I can find a lot fo fun in them. The interesting thing about the movie is, it actually tries a lot more then I think most people know, to incorporate game stuff into the movie, sometimes even as just background elements. It doesn't make it good...

Also completely different mediums. Mario's already tried the whole 'Live Action Movie' thing and failed hard. They aren't repeating that mistake, while Sonic shows how it can be done and not be a massive bomb the scars everyone involved for life.

I still love that Shatter. You'd almost never tell she didn't transform into a car.

So for those that don't like Slicer not being as blue as typical; Toyhax now has you covered: https://toyhax.com/for-shattered-glass/7418-labels-for-sg-slicer.html

I half suspect with Hasbro giving love to JG1 that we might not see 'G1 Skyquake' we might instead get 'JG1 Scrash'

Yeah, everyone knows its not Skyquake without his iconic double D's!

Only if we also get Machine Wars Soundwave vs Machine Wars Hubcap (Earthrise Hoist repaint)

No, but maybe reading comprehension is, as I am countering a very specific point. "Announcement trailers aren't meant to do anything more then say a game is being made." *Announcement trailers that clearly don't follow that, of which are vastly more plentiful then the 'hey, game here' type*

And Senior Butterscotch.

Alright then, explain these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBgP8tDqQEQ Clearly all these announcement trailers are doing it wrong, by actually doing more then saying 'hey' here's a game. its maybe what we tell you it is, if you squint'

If you don't want your product to be judged on what it looks like, then don't put it out there. The onus of proof is on them to convince me that this is worth any kinda of investment and not "we slapped TF models into this game at the last second to get it funded." Which is what they are...

While I'm left wondering "How desperate for content must a person be to be excited over this 'in-name-only' Transformers game?'

Okay, this kinda makes me wish I had VR:

Yes, I am totally interested in this game that totally isn't just a random sci-fi shooter game, and totally for reals a transformer games which is why they just completely packed that trailer with 'yes we're totally a transformers game, for realises' moments and not just slapping the name on at...

Misty Time!

Well their company logo feels like it's trying to be Hasbro's