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Transformers: Fall Of Cybertron: Ask The Developer
After a full month of blowout Transformers coverage, we're set to wind down our initial batch of online stories on Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. While we'll have lots more to share about the game in the coming months leading up to launch, now's a great time to take a look at all the info and get some questions answered.
To that end, you can look forward to a special edition podcast of the Game Informer show next Thursday, in which we'll be joined by special guest, Matt Tieger, game director on Fall of Cybertron.
Do you have questions for the head of the development team crafting the new game? Curious about one particular feature? Is there some element of the game that hasn't yet been talked about that you want to try and eke out some more info about? Now is your chance. Include your question in the comments below.
We'll take a random sampling of the questions asked, and put them to Matt Tieger next week.
To all our readers, and all the Transformers fans out there, thanks for following our coverage. Including the podcast, we have three more big features on the game planned for next week. In the meantime, to view all our stories so far, click on the banner below.
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