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Angry Birds Transformers
Rovio and Hasbro recently announced that they were teaming up for an Angry Birds/Transformers mash-up. Now, they've released new concept art, showing the eponymous angry birds and pigs transformed into iconic Transformers characters.
If this concept art is any indication, it looks like the playable birds will take the role of Autobots, while the pigs will appropriately play the antagonist Decepticons. View the full gallery below to see art of the Angry Birds versions of classic Transformers like Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Soundwave, Megatron and more.
Angry Birds Transformers will make use of the Telepod function seen in previous Angry Birds games, allowing players to place a figure of a character they want to use on the Telepod base to put that character into the game. We have not yet seen the Angry Birds Transformers figures.
Angry Birds Transformers does not currently have a release date, but it is coming to mobile app stores.
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