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New Transformers: Fall Of Cybertron Figures Revealed
Comic-Con brings us a wealth of new toys that tie into the upcoming Transformers video game from High Moon Studios.
We've known for some time that Hasbro was investing big in toys related to the Fall of Cybertron video game, but the San Diego Comic-Con is helping to show off just how big an investment the toy producer is making in the project. Several months ago brought news that the Fall of Cybertron toy line would include a full combiner figure for Bruticus, formed from five distinct Decepticons. In addition, Optimus Prime, Jazz, and Shockwave would all get toy treatments.
Now, we get a closer glimpse at several other fan-favorite characters also on the way, including Air Raid, Kickback, Sideswipe, Starscream, Soundblaster (with Buzzsaw), Soundwave (with Laserbeak), Ultra Magnus, and a couple of two packs for additional minis of Frenzy & Ratbat and Rumble & Ravage.
For a full gallery of the new figures, head over to Transformers enthusiast site seibertron.com and scroll through over 100 images of the new toys. Also, check out recent news on Fall of Cybertron comics and new details on the competitive multiplayer mode of the game.
Now we just have to wait for some new Dinobot toys. And maybe Metroplex...
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