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I'd like to have it, but I'm skeptical I'll ever manage to get it. Wanted a Blaster ever since I was a kid, but he always manages to elude me... I just wish Steeljaw got the love that Ravage does.

I mean, agreed, but I don't think everyone at RT had equal say, and it's undoubtedly the guys at the bottom who got the worst out of the deal.

I mean, it was probably mostly the guys at the top who made that call. I'm more sympathetic to those underneath.

Starscream otherwise looks good, but he should be able to do this.

I was just wondering if we should see about something like a "theme of the week" or the like?

That internet with today's speeds.

I tried the new sauce. I like it. It's not my favorite (still Hot Mustard), but it would make a solid sidekick to it.

Fun nets? Bath bombs? Fishing equipment?! Why do all these things have the Transformers license on them?! Because it makes money, of course. We touched on some of these goods previously, but that was only the tip of the iceberg! Join former Transformers Creative Manager Rik Alvarez once again...

What do you get when you cross a Trans Am, a jet engine, and a… microcasette recorder (plus a whole load of other stuff)? You get Soundwave as the Dreadnok Thunder Machine in the newest Transformers Collaborative G.I. Joe x Transformers offering, of course! We’ve talked about it in this space...

"None of which we'll ever see!"

That... might have been part of my notion at the time? I mean, I just thought that Megatron would become Galvatron somehow, and having G1 Galvatron there and them fighting seemed like a way to do it. Imagine my surprise when he never became Galvatron at all.

That Soundwave is the most desirable of any of these to me so far.

Be careful on that one. There was a Wii/360 game from Activision back then that was basically that style of game based on this iteration, and it was hot garbage. Here's a good review of it I managed to find: And if you collect Nintendo Force magazine, I reviewed it there back when it came out.

You two got it! I mean, then names are very phonetically similar. None that I'm aware of. Maybe when Battle Network was hot there was something, but even then, I don't remember anything substantial beyond "Aww, don't tell me they're going to start making TWO versions of every game now!"

I really gotta remember that the next time I order Mega Man figures from there.

Even in as far as the similarities go, T30 Metroplex was a bit TOO sprawled out; sideways knee bends let the original keep at least somewhat condensed in city mode. With TR Fort Max, it's impossible to separate Cerebros without a mode looking like it's missing something, which kind of kills the...

Basically, but more stabbing-through-the-heart(?)-with-the-Star-Saber and less head-chopping. Just have it flow through the sword into Megatron...

Three new stages and six new bosses aren't enough? And it's already coming in as a budget title for $29.99.