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Seconded.

"OBJECTION!"

Spidermech, spidermech! What the heck? It's a spidermech! Can't spin webs or catch flys. Can run down badguys if it tries. Look out! Here comes the spidermech!

Neither game ever had more than a Japanese release.

Yeah. And it was AWESOME!. It is nice that they're considering a transformation that doesn't require rocket boosters. Or origami, since a lot of times in the cartoon they just sort of morphed without leaping up. Wait a second...

The REAL question is... when does Rodimus get a Masterpiece? And will he have the trailer?

But... Bugbite was yellow. Yeah, I know... it's an homage to the eHobby Transformers BugBite, not the original GoBots toy. Either way, though... that's just nasty.

As I understand things, Duke's problem is more that 3D Realms is run by programmers, not businessmen. George Broussard owns the company, and he's head of the Duke Forever team. So he can do whatever the hell he wants as long as the company doesn't go bankrupt. And what he wants is to integrate every feature under the sun(I'm sure he calls it making Duke Nukem Forever the best game possible, or something similar). Basically, Duke has a REALLY bad case of feature creep, and won't make it out until Broussard freezes the feature set.

I had a Battle Beasts coloring book... And one beast, sans sticker, that I found on the sidewalk.

Or WB's handling of Cardcaptor Sakura. ... What?

VP1. Not even the slightest hesitation.

That is one extremely fugly Bayformer?

They should roll all the work into a new game called "Duke Nukem Now" and begin development of the sequel to that under the title of Duke Nukem Forever, thereby keeping Duke Forever as vaporware.

The fact that they killed the Classics line. As for why Dirge didn't get new wings but Thrust did... I would guess that they put all the wings on the original mold set, and they didn't have room for all 4 wing sets. Starscream had to have accurate wings. He's Starscream. And it cascades out to Skywarp and Thundercracker, so it gets half the set right, including the most important. Thrust needed his wings, because they're too distinctive. At which point, it's either Ramjet or Dirge. And they went with Ramjet.

Space Megaforce was hardly a one-shot. Outside the US, it's known as Super Aleste, which makes it's heritage as part of the Aleste series well-known. You'd probably also enjoy some of Compile's other shooters, since they were all basically the same formula. Especially Blazing Lazers on the TG16.

Cybertron Prime IS pretty fun. I didn't care for super mode, though.

Thrust got his wings right?!?! I want it! ... DAMN YOU HASBRO! DAMN YOU TO NEBRASKA!

If I had been thinking of SEED. Besides, mine has the advantage of a semi-plausable-sounding point.

Perhaps... The SDF doesn't HAVE a canon paint scheme! The overtech armor utilized on the Macross has a reflective flux feature to minimize the effectiveness of focused EM radiation weaponry by rapidly altering the wavelengths it reflects and absorbs, thereby ensuring there isn't a "weak point" in the spectrum. A side effect of this is that the reflected visible light, and thus apparent color of individual segments varies as the armor cycles wavelengths. Said technology is utilized on the Valkyrie but the reverse-engineered form doesn't fluctuate rapidly in the visible wavelength, so it's used for programmable "paint" schemes instead. How's THAT for a steaming pile of BS justification?

WE GOT DEATH STAR! And Sun Crusher! And World Devastator. And... well, you get the point. In a no-holds-barred fight, the Empire wins. They're not afraid to pull out the big guns for the ultimate in scorched-earth tactics.

See also: Sarcasm detector? Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaac-rooooooooooosssssss!

Ya know what's bad? I was just thinking exactly the same thing. I suspect they were abandoned, but to be honest, I never saw why they were on the VF-1 in the first place.

Haw@video. Prime's reaction to Wheelie was great. And Blurr especially. "Out of all the autobots to survive..."

No iMUSE = lame. The original and CD versions of XWing and TIE Fighter had an adaptive soundtrack that varied in connection with in-game events, and seamlessly shifted from one piece to another. The Collector's Series version had redbook audio, which is... well, static. That's part of why many fans prefer the DOS versions, despite them being visually inferior. MIDI FOREVER! The "TIE Fighter is harder" comments are kinda funny, actually. XWing was well known as an obscenely hard game, at least in it's original form. TIE Fighter was toned down significantly. Sure you had shields in an XWing, but you were also fighting against overwhelming odds. They toned several of the levels down massively for the CD-ROM edition and the subsequent VS-engine versions due to complaints. You also get access to shielded ships in TIE Fighter, so it's not really like you're flying naked. Heck, the game is the origin of the TIE Defender that showed up in some of the novels and made XWing pilots excrete masonry. The Defender is deliciously powerful as a side note, even if the TIE Advanced looked better(and for sheer style, NOTHING beats the Interceptor). Indeed. DEATH TO THE REBEL SCUM!

Don't forget the original Atari arcade! Sure it's just Death Star runs to infinity and beyond, but it's damn slick Death Star runs.