Core Gamer - Revision history

Cyberlink420 at 21:20, 5 September 2024

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	* '''DS Lite Conversion Kits'''		* '''[[Nintendo DS\|DS Lite]] Conversion Kits'''
	:Available in both Autobot and Decepticon styles, each kit came with the following: a high grade polycarbonate DS Lite protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 3 Autobot or Decepticon logo DS game cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's [[robot mode]] as part of its front design and the same character's [[alternate mode]] was used for the matching backplate.		:Available in both Autobot and Decepticon styles, each kit came with the following: a high grade polycarbonate DS Lite protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 3 Autobot or Decepticon logo DS game cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's [[robot mode]] as part of its front design and the same character's [[alternate mode]] was used for the matching backplate.


	[[File:Core Gamer G1 PSP Kits.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer G1 PSP Kits.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''PSP Travel Kits'''		* '''[[PlayStation\|PSP]] Travel Kits'''
	:Also available in Autobot and Decepticon styles, the PSP kits came with an array of items similar to the DS kits: a high grade polycarbonate PSP protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 2 themed UMD cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's robot mode as part of its front design and the same character's alternate mode was used for the matching backplate.		:Also available in Autobot and Decepticon styles, the PSP kits came with an array of items similar to the DS kits: a high grade polycarbonate PSP protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 2 themed UMD cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's robot mode as part of its front design and the same character's alternate mode was used for the matching backplate.

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	[[File:Core Gamer PS2 Controllers.jpg\|right\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer PS2 Controllers.jpg\|right\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]
	* '''[[PlayStation]] 2 Wireless Controller'''		* '''PlayStation 2 Wireless Controller'''
	:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed PlayStation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and [[alternate mode\|vehicle mode]] of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.		:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed PlayStation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and [[alternate mode\|vehicle mode]] of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.

Cyberlink420 at 06:39, 17 January 2021

2021-01-17T06:39:34Z

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	[[File:Core Gamer G1 Xbox360 Faceplates.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer G1 Xbox360 Faceplates.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''		* '''Chrome [[Xbox 360]] faceplate packs'''
	:Like most of Core Gamer's Transformers products, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of a two part design. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then a clear plate snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.		:Like most of Core Gamer's Transformers products, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of a two part design. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then a clear plate snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.

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	[[File:Core Gamer PS2 Controllers.jpg\|right\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer PS2 Controllers.jpg\|right\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]
	* '''~~Playstation~~ 2 Wireless Controller'''		* '''[[PlayStation]] 2 Wireless Controller'''
	:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed ~~Playstation~~ 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and [[alternate mode\|vehicle mode]] of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.		:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed PlayStation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and [[alternate mode\|vehicle mode]] of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.


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	[[File:Core Gamer Wii Cases.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer Wii Cases.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''Nintendo Wii Polycarbonate Protection Case'''		* '''Nintendo [[Wii]] Polycarbonate Protection Case'''
	: The Polycarbonate Protection Case sets included two cases, one for a Wii Remote and one for a Wii Nunchuck. The top halves of the cases were crystal clear to allow a cardboard insert to show through, while the bottom halves were more translucent than transparent. The two halves are easy to snap together but difficult to pry apart. Each set came with 6 sets of inserts; five featuring Autobot or Decepticon characters plus a sixth with the respective faction logo.		: The Polycarbonate Protection Case sets included two cases, one for a Wii Remote and one for a Wii Nunchuck. The top halves of the cases were crystal clear to allow a cardboard insert to show through, while the bottom halves were more translucent than transparent. The two halves are easy to snap together but difficult to pry apart. Each set came with 6 sets of inserts; five featuring Autobot or Decepticon characters plus a sixth with the respective faction logo.

Yaxuo: /* Console */fixing link, replaced: [[Generation 1 (franchise) → [[The Transformers (franchise)

2020-06-26T00:00:18Z

Console: fixing link, replaced: [[Generation 1 (franchise) → [[The Transformers (franchise)

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	[[File:Core Gamer Movie Xbox360 Faceplates.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer Movie Xbox360 Faceplates.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''		* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''
	:Just like the [[~~Generation 1~~ (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then, a clear polycarbonite protector snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.		:Just like the [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then, a clear polycarbonite protector snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.

Saix at 17:46, 28 August 2017

2017-08-28T17:46:00Z

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	[[File:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]		[[File:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>

SanityOrMadness at 16:56, 1 April 2015

2015-04-01T16:56:46Z

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	[[~~Image~~:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb\|]]		{{disambig3\|Core}}
			[[File:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>
	{{quote\|Their line of video game accessories is the ideal compliment{{sic}} to Activision’s TRANSFORMERS: THE GAME title and other products that celebrate the franchise.\|Jeff Burdeen, Vice President of Digital Media for Hasbro Properties Group\|Press release for Core Gamer's licensing agreement}}		{{quote\|Their line of video game accessories is the ideal compliment{{sic}} to Activision’s TRANSFORMERS: THE GAME title and other products that celebrate the franchise.\|Jeff Burdeen, Vice President of Digital Media for Hasbro Properties Group\|Press release for Core Gamer's licensing agreement}}
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	[[~~Image~~:CoreGamerG1DSTravelKits.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb\|]]		[[File:CoreGamerG1DSTravelKits.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''DS Lite Conversion Kits'''		* '''DS Lite Conversion Kits'''
	:Available in both Autobot and Decepticon styles, each kit came with the following: a high grade polycarbonate DS Lite protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 3 Autobot or Decepticon logo DS game cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's robot mode as part of its front design and the same character's alternate mode was used for the matching backplate.		:Available in both Autobot and Decepticon styles, each kit came with the following: a high grade polycarbonate DS Lite protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 3 Autobot or Decepticon logo DS game cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's [[robot mode]] as part of its front design and the same character's [[alternate mode]] was used for the matching backplate.


	[[~~Image~~:~~Core_Gamer_G1_PSP_Kits~~.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer G1 PSP Kits.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''PSP Travel Kits'''		* '''PSP Travel Kits'''
	:Also available in Autobot and Decepticon styles, the PSP kits came with an array of items similar to the DS kits: a high grade polycarbonate PSP protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 2 themed UMD cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's robot mode as part of its front design and the same character's alternate mode was used for the matching backplate.		:Also available in Autobot and Decepticon styles, the PSP kits came with an array of items similar to the DS kits: a high grade polycarbonate PSP protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 2 themed UMD cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's robot mode as part of its front design and the same character's alternate mode was used for the matching backplate.
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	==== Console ====		==== Console ====
	[[~~Image~~:~~Core_Gamer_G1_Xbox360_Faceplates~~.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer G1 Xbox360 Faceplates.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''		* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''
	:Like most of Core Gamer's Transformers products, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of a two part design. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then a clear plate snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.		:Like most of Core Gamer's Transformers products, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of a two part design. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then a clear plate snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.
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	===== DS/DS Lite =====		===== DS/DS Lite =====
	[[~~Image~~:Magic Roller case.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb\|Finally, something you and your cat can transform.]]		[[File:Magic Roller case.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|Finally, something you and your cat can transform.]]
	* '''Magic Roller Game Case'''		* '''Magic Roller Game Case'''
	:The Magic Roller game case has room for two Metal Extension styli (included) and four DS games. By rolling the case, the outside design can be changed from Autobot to Decepticon.		:The Magic Roller game case has room for two Metal Extension styli (included) and four DS games. By rolling the case, the outside design can be changed from Autobot to Decepticon.
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	[[~~Image~~:~~Core_Gamer_Movie_DS_kits~~.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer Movie DS kits.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''DS Premium Travel Kits'''		* '''DS Premium Travel Kits'''
	:These kits came in both Autobot and Decepticon themes with each kit containing a transforming DS Lite case. The case could turn into a sun visor, gaming grip, and game storage case in addition to the default DS Lite protective case configuration. The kits also included a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a carry-all bag and 12 interchangeable faceplates for the DS case.		:These kits came in both Autobot and Decepticon themes with each kit containing a transforming DS Lite case. The case could turn into a sun visor, gaming grip, and game storage case in addition to the default DS Lite protective case configuration. The kits also included a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a carry-all bag and 12 interchangeable faceplates for the DS case.


	[[~~Image~~:~~Core_Gamer_Movie_PSP_Kits~~.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer Movie PSP Kits.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''PSP Premium Travel Kits'''		* '''PSP Premium Travel Kits'''
	: Like the DS kits, both Autobot and Decepticon themes were available. Also like the DS kits, they had the same assortment of items included: a transforming case, a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a leather carry bag with "console organization" and "portable travel storage" modes, and 12 interchangeable faceplates.		: Like the DS kits, both Autobot and Decepticon themes were available. Also like the DS kits, they had the same assortment of items included: a transforming case, a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a leather carry bag with "console organization" and "portable travel storage" modes, and 12 interchangeable faceplates.
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	==== Console ====		==== Console ====
	[[~~Image~~:~~Core_Gamer_PS2_Controllers~~.jpg\|right\|~~250px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer PS2 Controllers.jpg\|right\|upright=1.4\|thumb]]
	* '''Playstation 2 Wireless Controller'''		* '''Playstation 2 Wireless Controller'''
	:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed Playstation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and vehicle mode of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.		:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed Playstation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and [[alternate mode\|vehicle mode]] of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.


	[[~~Image~~:~~Core_Gamer_Movie_Xbox360_Faceplates~~.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer Movie Xbox360 Faceplates.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''		* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''
	:Just like the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then, a clear polycarbonite protector snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.		:Just like the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then, a clear polycarbonite protector snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.


	[[~~Image~~:~~Core_Gamer_Wii_Cases~~.jpg\|right\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:Core Gamer Wii Cases.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	* '''Nintendo Wii Polycarbonate Protection Case'''		* '''Nintendo Wii Polycarbonate Protection Case'''
	: The Polycarbonate Protection Case sets included two cases, one for a Wii Remote and one for a Wii Nunchuck. The top halves of the cases were crystal clear to allow a cardboard insert to show through, while the bottom halves were more translucent than transparent. The two halves are easy to snap together but difficult to pry apart. Each set came with 6 sets of inserts; five featuring Autobot or Decepticon characters plus a sixth with the respective faction logo.		: The Polycarbonate Protection Case sets included two cases, one for a Wii Remote and one for a Wii Nunchuck. The top halves of the cases were crystal clear to allow a cardboard insert to show through, while the bottom halves were more translucent than transparent. The two halves are easy to snap together but difficult to pry apart. Each set came with 6 sets of inserts; five featuring Autobot or Decepticon characters plus a sixth with the respective faction logo.

Abates at 08:35, 26 June 2012

2012-06-26T08:35:24Z

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	[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (~~2007~~)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>
	{{quote\|Their line of video game accessories is the ideal compliment{{sic}} to Activision’s TRANSFORMERS: THE GAME title and other products that celebrate the franchise.\|Jeff Burdeen, Vice President of Digital Media for Hasbro Properties Group\|Press release for Core Gamer's licensing agreement}}		{{quote\|Their line of video game accessories is the ideal compliment{{sic}} to Activision’s TRANSFORMERS: THE GAME title and other products that celebrate the franchise.\|Jeff Burdeen, Vice President of Digital Media for Hasbro Properties Group\|Press release for Core Gamer's licensing agreement}}

Tigerpaw28 at 05:29, 24 June 2011

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	~~{{picsneeded\|PS2 controllers, Wii protective cases}}~~
	[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (2007)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (2007)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>

Tigerpaw28: /* Products */ Rest of the pictures

2011-06-24T05:29:12Z

Products: Rest of the pictures

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	==== Console ====		==== Console ====
			[[Image:Core_Gamer_PS2_Controllers.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb]]
	* '''Playstation 2 Wireless Controller'''		* '''Playstation 2 Wireless Controller'''
	:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed Playstation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and vehicle mode of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.		:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed Playstation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and vehicle mode of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.
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			[[Image:Core_Gamer_Wii_Cases.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb]]
	* '''Nintendo Wii Polycarbonate Protection Case'''		* '''Nintendo Wii Polycarbonate Protection Case'''
	: The Polycarbonate Protection Case sets included two cases, one for a Wii Remote and one for a Wii Nunchuck. The top halves of the cases were crystal clear to allow a cardboard insert to show through, while the bottom halves were more translucent than transparent. The two halves are easy to snap together but difficult to pry apart. Each set came with 6 sets of inserts; five featuring Autobot or Decepticon characters plus a sixth with the respective faction logo.		: The Polycarbonate Protection Case sets included two cases, one for a Wii Remote and one for a Wii Nunchuck. The top halves of the cases were crystal clear to allow a cardboard insert to show through, while the bottom halves were more translucent than transparent. The two halves are easy to snap together but difficult to pry apart. Each set came with 6 sets of inserts; five featuring Autobot or Decepticon characters plus a sixth with the respective faction logo.

	== References ==		== References ==

Tigerpaw28: Description of the Wii protection cases plus several product images. Will follow with images of the remaining products at another time.

2011-06-15T03:16:24Z

Description of the Wii protection cases plus several product images. Will follow with images of the remaining products at another time.

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	[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (2007)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (2007)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>
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	* '''PSP Travel Kits'''		* '''PSP Travel Kits'''
	:Also available in Autobot and Decepticon styles, the PSP kits came with an array of items similar to the DS kits: a high grade polycarbonate PSP protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 2 themed UMD cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's robot mode as part of its front design and the same character's alternate mode was used for the matching backplate.		:Also available in Autobot and Decepticon styles, the PSP kits came with an array of items similar to the DS kits: a high grade polycarbonate PSP protection case, 12 sets of interchangeable faceplates and backplates for said case, 2 themed UMD cases, a 2-in-1 screen wiper and a wrist strap. Every faceplate used a character's robot mode as part of its front design and the same character's alternate mode was used for the matching backplate.


	==== Console ====		==== Console ====
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	* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''		* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''
	:Like most of Core Gamer's Transformers products, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of a two part design. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then a clear plate snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.		:Like most of Core Gamer's Transformers products, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of a two part design. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then a clear plate snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.
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	* '''DS Premium Travel Kits'''		* '''DS Premium Travel Kits'''
	:These kits came in both Autobot and Decepticon themes with each kit containing a transforming DS Lite case. The case could turn into a sun visor, gaming grip, and game storage case in addition to the default DS Lite protective case configuration. The kits also included a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a carry-all bag and 12 interchangeable faceplates for the DS case.		:These kits came in both Autobot and Decepticon themes with each kit containing a transforming DS Lite case. The case could turn into a sun visor, gaming grip, and game storage case in addition to the default DS Lite protective case configuration. The kits also included a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a carry-all bag and 12 interchangeable faceplates for the DS case.


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	* '''PSP Premium Travel Kits'''		* '''PSP Premium Travel Kits'''
	: Like the DS kits, both Autobot and Decepticon themes were available. Also like the DS kits, they had the same assortment of items included: a transforming case, a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a leather carry bag with "console organization" and "portable travel storage" modes, and 12 interchangeable faceplates.		: Like the DS kits, both Autobot and Decepticon themes were available. Also like the DS kits, they had the same assortment of items included: a transforming case, a 2 in 1 power link cable which could charge off a computer USB port or plug into a car charger adapter, transforming metal bass boost headphones, a stylus, a leather carry bag with "console organization" and "portable travel storage" modes, and 12 interchangeable faceplates.
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	* '''Playstation 2 Wireless Controller'''		* '''Playstation 2 Wireless Controller'''
	:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed Playstation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and vehicle mode of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.		:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed Playstation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and vehicle mode of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.

	~~===== Wii =====~~
	* Polycarbonate Protection Case Set - Autobot
	* Polycarbonate Protection Case Set - Decepticon


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	* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''		* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''
	:Just like the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then, a clear polycarbonite protector snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.		:Just like the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then, a clear polycarbonite protector snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.

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			* '''Nintendo Wii Polycarbonate Protection Case'''
			: The Polycarbonate Protection Case sets included two cases, one for a Wii Remote and one for a Wii Nunchuck. The top halves of the cases were crystal clear to allow a cardboard insert to show through, while the bottom halves were more translucent than transparent. The two halves are easy to snap together but difficult to pry apart. Each set came with 6 sets of inserts; five featuring Autobot or Decepticon characters plus a sixth with the respective faction logo.

	== References ==		== References ==

Tigerpaw28: /* Console */ Description for wireless PS2 controllers. Next stop, the two items I actually own, the Wii Remote cases.

2011-05-26T05:45:15Z

Console: Description for wireless PS2 controllers. Next stop, the two items I actually own, the Wii Remote cases.

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	==== Console ====		==== Console ====
	~~===== PS2 =====~~		* '''Playstation 2 Wireless Controller'''
	* ~~Bumblebee~~ Wireless Controller		:Core Gamer released three Transformers-themed Playstation 2 controllers, in Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee themes. The controllers featured "Robotic Chrome Components", a "Car Vehicle Metallic Finish", quick-fire triggers, a built-in lithium battery and two interchangeable faceplates featuring the robot and vehicle mode of one of the characters. Strangely, during Core Gamer's initial offering on their website, the Megatron version was priced two dollars higher than the other versions. This is despite their being no apparent differences in the controllers, other than the character depicted.
	* Megatron Wireless Controller
	* Optimus Prime ~~Wireless Controller~~

	===== Wii =====		===== Wii =====
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	* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''		* '''Chrome Xbox 360 faceplate packs'''
	:Just like the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then a clear ~~plate~~ snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.		:Just like the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] faceplates, these packs came in both Decepticon and Autobot varieties. The faceplate included with each pack is of the same two part design as the G1 plates. The first part is a plain white faceplate with chrome detailing. Then, a clear polycarbonite protector snaps onto the white one. In between, the user can place one of 12 Autobot or Decepticon themed cardboard inserts. The faceplate features a power button with the logo of the given faction. Since button is made of transparent plastic, the logo lights up when the system is turned on. The insert designs include 5 sets of character robot and alternate modes, the respective faction logo and 1 bonus secret collectible design.

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	[[File:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]		[[File:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>

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	[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (~~2007~~)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>
	{{quote\|Their line of video game accessories is the ideal compliment{{sic}} to Activision’s TRANSFORMERS: THE GAME title and other products that celebrate the franchise.\|Jeff Burdeen, Vice President of Digital Media for Hasbro Properties Group\|Press release for Core Gamer's licensing agreement}}		{{quote\|Their line of video game accessories is the ideal compliment{{sic}} to Activision’s TRANSFORMERS: THE GAME title and other products that celebrate the franchise.\|Jeff Burdeen, Vice President of Digital Media for Hasbro Properties Group\|Press release for Core Gamer's licensing agreement}}

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	[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[Image:CoreGamerLogo.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (2007)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>		'''Core Gamer Inc.''' was a video game accessory marketer and manufacturer. In [[2007]], they signed a licensing agreement with [[Hasbro]] to produce video game accessories based on the [[Transformers brand]] and the [[Transformers (2007)\|2007 live action movie]].<ref>http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13582/Core-Gamer-Signs-Transformers-Licensing-Agreement/ Announcment of the agreement between Core Gamer and Hasbro</ref>