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Gameplay

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	In both games, the player creates and controls a character who can scan numerous vehicle forms. Vehicles can be unlocked either by scanning them, or through gaining enough points in the game's (long-since shut down) online multiplayer, [[AllSpark Wars]]. You can gain XP from defeating enemies or completing missions to level up and gain new abilities and upgraded stats, up to level 20. The main gameplay is an open world environment set in five different locations from the movie. However, the second location for the open world is either the Arctic or Qatar depending on the version of the game, (meaning that each game technically only has four locations).		In both games, the player creates and controls a character who can scan numerous vehicle forms. Vehicles can be unlocked either by scanning them, or through gaining enough points in the game's (long-since shut down) online multiplayer, [[AllSpark Wars]]. You can gain XP from defeating enemies or completing missions to level up and gain new abilities and upgraded stats, up to level 20. The main gameplay is an open world environment set in five different locations from the movie. However, the second location for the open world is either the Arctic or Qatar depending on the version of the game, (meaning that each game technically only has four locations).

	Like its console counterpart, the open world is inspired by the ''{{w\|Grand Theft Auto}}'' games. Destroying objects and causing chaos increases your threat level. The higher your threat level becomes, the more human authorities will spawn in to attack you. Levels 1 and 2 are fairly simple and can be avoided by staying in vehicle form long enough. Levels 3 and 4, however, are much trickier. Depending on how far you are in the game, [[Sector Seven]] will get involved, which means tanks and attack helicopters will be gunning for you as well. To make things worse, the authorities will get a description of your alt mode and will attack you regardless if you're in vehicle mode or not. You can still lower your threat level, but with the risk that the authorities will gun you down. However, attacking Sector Seven and the local law enforcement long enough will make them disappear and the text "THREAT LEVEL NEUTRALIZED" Will show up on the bottom of the top screen, resetting the threat level.		Like its console counterpart, the open world is inspired by the ''{{w\|Grand Theft Auto}}'' games. Destroying objects and causing chaos increases your threat level. The higher your threat level becomes, the more human authorities will spawn in to attack you. Levels 1 and 2 are fairly simple and can be avoided by staying in vehicle form long enough. Levels 3 and 4, however, are much trickier. Depending on how far you are in the game, [[Sector Seven]] and the military will get involved, which means tanks and attack helicopters will be gunning for you as well. To make things worse, the authorities will get a description of your alt mode and will attack you regardless if you're in vehicle mode or not. You can still lower your threat level, but with the risk that the authorities will gun you down. However, attacking Sector Seven, the military, and the local law enforcement long enough will make them disappear and the text "THREAT LEVEL NEUTRALIZED" Will show up on the bottom of the top screen, resetting the threat level.

	==Quotes==		==Quotes==

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Gameplay

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	In both games, the player creates and controls a character who can scan numerous vehicle forms. Vehicles can be unlocked either by scanning them, or through gaining enough points in the game's (long-since shut down) online multiplayer, [[AllSpark Wars]]. You can gain XP from defeating enemies or completing missions to level up and gain new abilities and upgraded stats, up to level 20. The main gameplay is an open world environment set in ~~give~~ different locations from the movie. However, the second location for the open world is either the Arctic or Qatar depending on the version of the game.		In both games, the player creates and controls a character who can scan numerous vehicle forms. Vehicles can be unlocked either by scanning them, or through gaining enough points in the game's (long-since shut down) online multiplayer, [[AllSpark Wars]]. You can gain XP from defeating enemies or completing missions to level up and gain new abilities and upgraded stats, up to level 20. The main gameplay is an open world environment set in five different locations from the movie. However, the second location for the open world is either the Arctic or Qatar depending on the version of the game, (meaning that each game technically only has four locations).

	Like its console counterpart, the open world is inspired by the ''{{w\|Grand Theft Auto}}'' games. Destroying objects and causing chaos increases your threat level. The higher your threat level becomes, the more human authorities will spawn in to attack you. Levels 1 and 2 are fairly simple and can be avoided by staying in vehicle form long enough. Levels 3 and 4, however, are much trickier. Depending on how far you are in the game, [[Sector Seven]] will get involved, which means tanks and attack helicopters will be gunning for you as well. To make things worse, the authorities will get a description of your alt mode and will attack you regardless if you're in vehicle mode or not. You can still lower your threat level, but with the risk that the authorities will gun you down. However, attacking Sector Seven and the local law enforcement long enough will make them disappear and the text "THREAT LEVEL NEUTRALIZED" Will show up on the bottom of the top screen, resetting the threat level.		Like its console counterpart, the open world is inspired by the ''{{w\|Grand Theft Auto}}'' games. Destroying objects and causing chaos increases your threat level. The higher your threat level becomes, the more human authorities will spawn in to attack you. Levels 1 and 2 are fairly simple and can be avoided by staying in vehicle form long enough. Levels 3 and 4, however, are much trickier. Depending on how far you are in the game, [[Sector Seven]] will get involved, which means tanks and attack helicopters will be gunning for you as well. To make things worse, the authorities will get a description of your alt mode and will attack you regardless if you're in vehicle mode or not. You can still lower your threat level, but with the risk that the authorities will gun you down. However, attacking Sector Seven and the local law enforcement long enough will make them disappear and the text "THREAT LEVEL NEUTRALIZED" Will show up on the bottom of the top screen, resetting the threat level.

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Missions

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	*''Blackout at Qatar'' - Blackout must destroy 5 satellites, then scan 4 buildings under two minutes, all while under extreme fire from human forces.		*''Blackout at Qatar'' - Blackout must destroy 5 satellites, then scan 4 buildings under two minutes, all while under extreme fire from human forces.
	*''Leftovers'' - [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]] must stop convoys from getting to the town.		*''Leftovers'' - [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]] must stop convoys from getting to the town.
	*''Ratchet Retaliation!'' - Create-A-Bot fights [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] and Autobot drones. Ratchet escapes, and is not seen again. Starscream confides in Create-A-Bot that the AllSpark is on Earth, as is Megatron.		*''Ratchet Retaliation!'' - Create-A-Bot fights [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] and Autobot Copter drones. Ratchet escapes, and is not seen again. Starscream confides in Create-A-Bot that the AllSpark is on Earth, as is Megatron.

	[[File:TransformersDS_Create-A-Bot_Decepticon.jpg\|thumb\|220px\|right]]		[[File:TransformersDS_Create-A-Bot_Decepticon.jpg\|thumb\|220px\|right]]
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	*''Street Brawl'' - Megatron orders the Decepticons to storm Tranquility for the AllSpark. Brawl must destroy Ironhide, but is never seen again.		*''Street Brawl'' - Megatron orders the Decepticons to storm Tranquility for the AllSpark. Brawl must destroy Ironhide, but is never seen again.
	*''Starscream's Betrayal'' - Starscream must chase down Bumblebee, after which he fights and kills him, retrieving the All Spark. Starscream then kills Blackout, and Barricade tries to fight against him. Too bad he also dies.		*''Starscream's Betrayal'' - Starscream must chase down Bumblebee, after which he fights and kills him, retrieving the All Spark. Starscream then kills Blackout, and Barricade tries to fight against him. Too bad he also dies.
	*''Sibling Rivalry'' - Starscream learns of Create-A-Bot's defection to Megatron, which does not go well with the Seeker. Create-A-Bot takes down 25 All Spark Drones. Then he chases Starscream, who sends 25 more drones. After chasing Starscream again, 5 Autobot drones show up and Starscream escapes while Create-A-Bot must destroy the drones. Meanwhile, Megatron duels his brother, Optimus Prime. Optimus is killed. Shockingly, he is not the last boss. Starscream challenges Megatron and his last soldier, Create-A-Bot, to battle in the Casino Strip.		*''Sibling Rivalry'' - Starscream learns of Create-A-Bot's defection to Megatron, which does not go well with the Seeker. Create-A-Bot takes down 25 All Spark Drones. Then he chases Starscream, who sends 25 more drones. After chasing Starscream again, 5 Autobot SWAT Van drones show up and Starscream escapes while Create-A-Bot must destroy the drones. Meanwhile, Megatron duels his brother, Optimus Prime. Optimus is killed. Shockingly, he is not the last boss. Starscream challenges Megatron and his last soldier, Create-A-Bot, to battle in the Casino Strip.

	'''Casino Strip 2nd Visit'''		'''Casino Strip 2nd Visit'''
	*''Final Showdown'' - Create-A-Bot weakens Starscream, who drops the All Spark. Create-A-Bot then slams it on Starscream, mortally injuring himself but not wounding Starscream at all. Megatron chases down Starscream, battling him at three rotating positions all over the map. Starscream dies, and Megatron eats the not-quite-dead Create-A-Bot's spark, claiming that he and the other Decepticons were weak, and only served to "benefit the strong." Poor kid. The AllSpark gone, his troops killed, Megatron then flies off into the night.		*''Final Showdown'' - Create-A-Bot weakens Starscream, who drops the All Spark. Create-A-Bot then slams it on Starscream, mortally injuring himself but not wounding Starscream at all. Megatron chases down Starscream, battling him at three rotating positions all over the map. Starscream dies, and Megatron eats the not-quite-dead Create-A-Bot's spark, claiming that he and the other Decepticons were weak, and only served to "benefit the strong." Poor kid. The AllSpark gone, his troops all killed, Megatron then flies off into the night.

	==Characters==		==Characters==

Mickto124: /* Missions */

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Missions

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	*''Prison Break'' - Create-A-Bot is asked to destroy six satellite dishes and eight gun turrets and break into Hoover Dam. He frees Bumblebee afterward.		*''Prison Break'' - Create-A-Bot is asked to destroy six satellite dishes and eight gun turrets and break into Hoover Dam. He frees Bumblebee afterward.
	*''The Heist'' - Bumblebee must retrieve his weapons chip and the All Spark. Afterwards, he escapes the dam.		*''The Heist'' - Bumblebee must retrieve his weapons chip and the All Spark. Afterwards, he escapes the dam.
	*''Clearing the Road'' - Optimus Prime must destroy Sector Seven roadblocks with Bumblebee in tow, after which he must fight Barricade and a ~~Copter~~ drone. Barricade dies, mentioning he was a diversion, then a cutscene plays in which Megatron finishes thawing and talks with the Decepticon Create-A-Bot.		*''Clearing the Road'' - Optimus Prime must destroy Sector Seven roadblocks with Bumblebee in tow, after which he must fight Barricade and a Stealth Chopper drone. Barricade dies, mentioning he was a diversion, then a cutscene plays in which Megatron finishes thawing and talks with the Decepticon Create-A-Bot.
	*''Bombing Run'' - Overhearing Megatron's return, Ironhide must defuse bombs placed on the dam to prevent the loss of countless lives.		*''Bombing Run'' - Overhearing Megatron's return, Ironhide must defuse bombs placed on the dam to prevent the loss of countless lives.
	*''Interference'' - Optimus must duke it out and destroy Brawl.		*''Interference'' - Optimus must duke it out and destroy Brawl.
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	*''Narrow Escape'' - Bumblebee must escape Blackout while being under assault from Tranquility's police force.		*''Narrow Escape'' - Bumblebee must escape Blackout while being under assault from Tranquility's police force.
	*''Downtown Blackout'' - Atop a roof, Ratchet fights and destroys [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]].		*''Downtown Blackout'' - Atop a roof, Ratchet fights and destroys [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]].
	*''Fire Fighting'' - Create-A-Bot fights against drones with Ironhide, then heads to fight All Spark-created drones with Jazz and then finally goes to protect the All Spark and Bumblebee. Once they get the AllSpark to Optimus, Megatron appears and steals it from them. Optimus goes to confront Megatron for a final showdown.		*''Fire Fighting'' - Create-A-Bot fights against Death Truck drones with Ironhide, then heads to fight All Spark-created drones with Jazz and then finally goes to protect the All Spark and Bumblebee from more Death Truck drones. Once they get the AllSpark to Optimus, Megatron appears and steals it from them. Optimus goes to confront Megatron for a final showdown.
	*''End Game'' - Create-A-Bot must knock the All Spark out of Megatron's hands and slam it into Megatron's spark. Create-A-Bot is killed, and Optimus Prime must defeat Megatron. Upon the death of his brother, Optimus vows to honor Create-A-Bot's dying wish that Earth be the Autobots' new home.		*''End Game'' - Create-A-Bot must knock the All Spark out of Megatron's hands and slam it into Megatron's spark. Create-A-Bot is killed, and Optimus Prime must defeat Megatron. Upon the death of his brother, Optimus vows to honor Create-A-Bot's dying wish that Earth be the Autobots' new home.

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	'''''[[Transformers The Game]]''''' for the [[Nintendo DS]] portable console was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] for [[Activision]], in conjunction with the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live-action ''Transformers'' movie]]. It consists of two separate games: ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them.		'''''[[Transformers The Game]]''''' for the [[Nintendo DS]] portable console was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] for [[Activision]], in conjunction with the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live-action ''Transformers'' movie]]. It consists of two separate games: ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them.

	Like its [[Transformers The Game (console)\|home console counterpart]], ''Autobots/Decepticons'' features a ''Grand Theft Auto''-esque sandbox gameplay, with a reactive police system and missions structured around objectives spread out across the game's open-world environment. Unlike the home console versions, however; the ''Autobots/Decepticons'' games are surprisingly story-heavy, with far extensive lore and character-driven drama than what you'd expect from a relatively forgotten portable spin-off for a tie-in movie game. As a result, both games (but the ''Decepticons'' version in particular) have since become remembered by fans as small cult classics of sorts.		Like its [[Transformers The Game (console)\|home console counterpart]], ''Autobots/Decepticons'' features a ''Grand Theft Auto''-esque sandbox gameplay, with a reactive police system and missions structured around objectives spread out across the game's open-world environment. Unlike the home console versions, however; the ''Autobots/Decepticons'' games are surprisingly story-heavy, with far more extensive lore and character-driven drama than what you'd expect from a relatively forgotten portable spin-off for a tie-in movie game. As a result, both games (but the ''Decepticons'' version in particular) have since become remembered by fans as small cult classics of sorts.

	Both games also feature multiplayer, a feature only also seen on [[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|the PlayStation Portable]] version of ''Transformers The Game''.		Both games also feature multiplayer, a feature only also seen on [[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|the PlayStation Portable]] version of ''Transformers The Game''.

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	'''''[[Transformers The Game]]''''' for the [[Nintendo DS]] portable console was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] for [[Activision]], in conjunction with the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live-action ''Transformers'' movie]]. It consists of two separate games: ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them.		'''''[[Transformers The Game]]''''' for the [[Nintendo DS]] portable console was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] for [[Activision]], in conjunction with the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live-action ''Transformers'' movie]]. It consists of two separate games: ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them.

			Like its [[Transformers The Game (console)\|home console counterpart]], ''Autobots/Decepticons'' features a ''Grand Theft Auto''-esque sandbox gameplay, with a reactive police system and missions structured around objectives spread out across the game's open-world environment. Unlike the home console versions, however; the ''Autobots/Decepticons'' games are surprisingly story-heavy, with far extensive lore and character-driven drama than what you'd expect from a relatively forgotten portable spin-off for a tie-in movie game. As a result, both games (but the ''Decepticons'' version in particular) have since become remembered by fans as small cult classics of sorts.

			Both games also feature multiplayer, a feature only also seen on [[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|the PlayStation Portable]] version of ''Transformers The Game''.

	==Autobots==		==Autobots==

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	==Autobots==		==Autobots==
	~~[[File:AutobotCreate-A-BotProtoform.png\|thumb\|220px\|left]]~~
	This game revolves around the [[Autobot]]s and their attempts at preventing the destruction of [[Earth]] and the resurrection of [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Lord Megatron]], the former military leader of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. After the battle of [[Tyger Pax]], [[Create-A-Bot (Autobot)\|Create-A-Bot]] arrives on Earth, landing in the [[Las Vegas]] casino strip. After a quick run-down with [[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]], he teams up with his fellow Autobots to retrieve the [[AllSpark\|All Spark]], searching the quiet (and appropriately named) city of [[Tranquility]], but later heading to the [[Hoover Dam]] and even going as far as the Arctic to find the frozen remains of Megatron. All the while, Create-A-Bot must learn what it truly means to be an Autobot.		This game revolves around the [[Autobot]]s and their attempts at preventing the destruction of [[Earth]] and the resurrection of [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Lord Megatron]], the former military leader of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. After the battle of [[Tyger Pax]], [[Create-A-Bot (Autobot)\|Create-A-Bot]] arrives on Earth, landing in the [[Las Vegas]] casino strip. After a quick run-down with [[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]], he teams up with his fellow Autobots to retrieve the [[AllSpark\|All Spark]], searching the quiet (and appropriately named) city of [[Tranquility]], but later heading to the [[Hoover Dam]] and even going as far as the Arctic to find the frozen remains of Megatron. All the while, Create-A-Bot must learn what it truly means to be an Autobot.

			[[File:AutobotCreate-A-BotProtoform.png\|thumb\|220px\|left]]
	===Missions===		===Missions===

	'''Casino Strip'''		'''Casino Strip'''
	*''The New Arrival'' - Create-A-Bot arrives on Earth and is instructed by Ironhide on the basics.		*''The New Arrival'' - Create-A-Bot arrives on Earth and is instructed by Ironhide on the basics.
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	==Decepticons==		==Decepticons==
	~~[[File:DecepticonCreate-A-BotProtoform.png\|thumb\|220px\|left]]~~
	[[File:TransformersGame DS Decepticonbox.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|...And Pokeformers <s>Blue</s> Purple]]		[[File:TransformersGame DS Decepticonbox.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|...And Pokeformers <s>Blue</s> Purple]]
	Similar in setting but unique in portrayal is the flip side of the story, ''Decepticons''. Here, a [[Create-A-Bot (Decepticon)\|nearly identical robot]] has come to Earth at the command of [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]] to find the source of a distress signal from a "lost" Decepticon somewhere in the area. However, Starscream keeps many important pieces of information to himself, including the location of the All Spark and the identity of the Transformer locked in the icy grip of the Arctic. While this Create-A-Bot has to learn that being a Decepticon means loyalty to Megatron, it also becomes apparent that though they fight for different reasons, the Autobots and Decepticons are aiming for the same goal, namely peace on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], and also that their senses of honor are not that far apart.		Similar in setting but unique in portrayal is the flip side of the story, ''Decepticons''. Here, a [[Create-A-Bot (Decepticon)\|nearly identical robot]] has come to Earth at the command of [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]] to find the source of a distress signal from a "lost" Decepticon somewhere in the area. However, Starscream keeps many important pieces of information to himself, including the location of the All Spark and the identity of the Transformer locked in the icy grip of the Arctic. While this Create-A-Bot has to learn that being a Decepticon means loyalty to Megatron, it also becomes apparent that though they fight for different reasons, the Autobots and Decepticons are aiming for the same goal, namely peace on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], and also that their senses of honor are not that far apart.
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	This game is also unique in that the Arctic level is replaced with Qatar, and that this Create-A-Bot is almost immediately put into a position of authority, mainly because Starscream wants everyone dead.		This game is also unique in that the Arctic level is replaced with Qatar, and that this Create-A-Bot is almost immediately put into a position of authority, mainly because Starscream wants everyone dead.

			[[File:DecepticonCreate-A-BotProtoform.png\|thumb\|220px\|left]]
	===Missions===		===Missions===

	'''Casino Strip'''		'''Casino Strip'''
	*''The Rookie'' - Create-A-Bot arrives on Earth, contacts Barricade and learns the basic controls.		*''The Rookie'' - Create-A-Bot arrives on Earth, contacts Barricade and learns the basic controls.

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	==Autobots==		==Autobots==
			[[File:AutobotCreate-A-BotProtoform.png\|thumb\|220px\|left]]
	This game revolves around the [[Autobot]]s and their attempts at preventing the destruction of [[Earth]] and the resurrection of [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Lord Megatron]], the former military leader of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. After the battle of [[Tyger Pax]], [[Create-A-Bot (Autobot)\|Create-A-Bot]] arrives on Earth, landing in the [[Las Vegas]] casino strip. After a quick run-down with [[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]], he teams up with his fellow Autobots to retrieve the [[AllSpark\|All Spark]], searching the quiet (and appropriately named) city of [[Tranquility]], but later heading to the [[Hoover Dam]] and even going as far as the Arctic to find the frozen remains of Megatron. All the while, Create-A-Bot must learn what it truly means to be an Autobot.		This game revolves around the [[Autobot]]s and their attempts at preventing the destruction of [[Earth]] and the resurrection of [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Lord Megatron]], the former military leader of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]. After the battle of [[Tyger Pax]], [[Create-A-Bot (Autobot)\|Create-A-Bot]] arrives on Earth, landing in the [[Las Vegas]] casino strip. After a quick run-down with [[Ironhide (Movie)\|Ironhide]], he teams up with his fellow Autobots to retrieve the [[AllSpark\|All Spark]], searching the quiet (and appropriately named) city of [[Tranquility]], but later heading to the [[Hoover Dam]] and even going as far as the Arctic to find the frozen remains of Megatron. All the while, Create-A-Bot must learn what it truly means to be an Autobot.

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	*''Winter Showdown'' - Ironhide duels with Starscream at the radio tower. Starscream flies away to parts unknown, probably afraid of dying. He learned that strategy [[The Transformers: The Movie\|the hard way.]]		*''Winter Showdown'' - Ironhide duels with Starscream at the radio tower. Starscream flies away to parts unknown, probably afraid of dying. He learned that strategy [[The Transformers: The Movie\|the hard way.]]

			[[File:TransformersDS_Create-A-Bot_Autobot.jpg\|220px\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Tranquility 2nd Visit'''		'''Tranquility 2nd Visit'''
	*''Happy Landings'' - Bumblebee must destroy [[Sector Seven]] defenses so Optimus Prime can come to Earth.		*''Happy Landings'' - Bumblebee must destroy [[Sector Seven]] defenses so Optimus Prime can come to Earth.
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	==Decepticons==		==Decepticons==
			[[File:DecepticonCreate-A-BotProtoform.png\|thumb\|220px\|left]]
	[[File:TransformersGame DS Decepticonbox.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|...And Pokeformers <s>Blue</s> Purple]]		[[File:TransformersGame DS Decepticonbox.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|...And Pokeformers <s>Blue</s> Purple]]
	Similar in setting but unique in portrayal is the flip side of the story, ''Decepticons''. Here, a [[Create-A-Bot (Decepticon)\|nearly identical robot]] has come to Earth at the command of [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]] to find the source of a distress signal from a "lost" Decepticon somewhere in the area. However, Starscream keeps many important pieces of information to himself, including the location of the All Spark and the identity of the Transformer locked in the icy grip of the Arctic. While this Create-A-Bot has to learn that being a Decepticon means loyalty to Megatron, it also becomes apparent that though they fight for different reasons, the Autobots and Decepticons are aiming for the same goal, namely peace on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], and also that their senses of honor are not that far apart.		Similar in setting but unique in portrayal is the flip side of the story, ''Decepticons''. Here, a [[Create-A-Bot (Decepticon)\|nearly identical robot]] has come to Earth at the command of [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]] to find the source of a distress signal from a "lost" Decepticon somewhere in the area. However, Starscream keeps many important pieces of information to himself, including the location of the All Spark and the identity of the Transformer locked in the icy grip of the Arctic. While this Create-A-Bot has to learn that being a Decepticon means loyalty to Megatron, it also becomes apparent that though they fight for different reasons, the Autobots and Decepticons are aiming for the same goal, namely peace on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], and also that their senses of honor are not that far apart.
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	*''Ratchet Retaliation!'' - Create-A-Bot fights [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] and Autobot drones. Ratchet escapes, and is not seen again. Starscream confides in Create-A-Bot that the AllSpark is on Earth, as is Megatron.		*''Ratchet Retaliation!'' - Create-A-Bot fights [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] and Autobot drones. Ratchet escapes, and is not seen again. Starscream confides in Create-A-Bot that the AllSpark is on Earth, as is Megatron.

			[[File:TransformersDS_Create-A-Bot_Decepticon.jpg\|thumb\|220px\|right]]
	'''Tranquility 2nd Visit'''		'''Tranquility 2nd Visit'''
	*''Torching the Welcome Wagon'' - Create-A-Bot must take out the city's defenses.		*''Torching the Welcome Wagon'' - Create-A-Bot must take out the city's defenses.
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	*''Reinforcements'' - When Optimus Prime arrives on Earth, Create-A-Bot must destroy several protoform Autobots and then incapacitate Bumblebee. Create-A-Bot is also disturbed by the reason the Decepticons hate Starscream: he is a treacherous snake who would kill you in your sleep. The Decepticons roll out to Hoover Dam.		*''Reinforcements'' - When Optimus Prime arrives on Earth, Create-A-Bot must destroy several protoform Autobots and then incapacitate Bumblebee. Create-A-Bot is also disturbed by the reason the Decepticons hate Starscream: he is a treacherous snake who would kill you in your sleep. The Decepticons roll out to Hoover Dam.

			[[File:TFtheGameDS_barricade_dies.jpg\|thumb\|left\|180px\|See you around... Officer.]]
	'''Hoover Dam'''		'''Hoover Dam'''
	*''Communication Breakdown'' - Starscream rather aggressively warns Create-A-Bot to not let the Decepticons find Megatron or the AllSpark. Brawl must take out 3 satellites and then plant bombs along the dam. Afterward, he brings Barricade a tank to get some information.		*''Communication Breakdown'' - Starscream rather aggressively warns Create-A-Bot to not let the Decepticons find Megatron or the AllSpark. Brawl must take out 3 satellites and then plant bombs along the dam. Afterward, he brings Barricade a tank to get some information.

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	\|developer=[[Vicarious Visions]]		\|developer=[[Vicarious Visions]]
	\|publisher=[[Activision]]		\|publisher=[[Activision]]
			\|writer=[[Roberto Caminos]]
	\|date=[[June 19]], [[2007]]		\|date=[[June 19]], [[2007]]
	\|platform=[[Nintendo DS]]		\|platform=[[Nintendo DS]]

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*In both games, Bumblebee remains the rusty '70s Camaro throughout the game, yet his character art during the talking scenes depicts him with the chest based on the Concept Camaro, which he never scans in game. [[File:DS Bumblebee.jpg\|100px\|thumb\|]]		*In both games, Bumblebee remains the rusty '70s Camaro throughout the game, yet his character art during the talking scenes depicts him with the chest based on the Concept Camaro, which he never scans in game. [[File:DS Bumblebee.jpg\|100px\|thumb\|]]
			*Interestingly, a few locations in the game - namely; the school, police station, and power plant in Tranquility - are identical (albeit naturally simplified to meet system hardware needs) to their versions in [[Transformers The Game (console)\|the home console game]], despite the rest of ''Autobots/Decepticons'' being broadly different from any other version of ''Transformers The Game''. This makes it likely that some development material was shared between [[Traveller's Tales]] and [[Vicarious Visions]].
	*Ironhide's model and portrait resembles his PS2/Wii counterpart.		*Ironhide's model and portrait resembles his PS2/Wii counterpart.
	*The Stealth and Attack Helicopters resemble [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]].		*The Stealth and Attack Helicopters resemble [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]].

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	'''''[[Transformers The Game]]''''' for the [[Nintendo DS]] portable console was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] for [[Activision]], in conjunction with the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live-action ''Transformers'' movie]]. It consists of two separate games: ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them.		'''''[[Transformers The Game]]''''' for the [[Nintendo DS]] portable console was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] for [[Activision]], in conjunction with the [[Transformers (film)\|2007 live-action ''Transformers'' movie]]. It consists of two separate games: ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them.

	Like its [[Transformers The Game (console)\|home console counterpart]], ''Autobots/Decepticons'' features a ''Grand Theft Auto''-esque sandbox gameplay, with a reactive police system and missions structured around objectives spread out across the game's open-world environment. Unlike the home console versions, however; the ''Autobots/Decepticons'' games are surprisingly story-heavy, with far extensive lore and character-driven drama than what you'd expect from a relatively forgotten portable spin-off for a tie-in movie game. As a result, both games (but the ''Decepticons'' version in particular) have since become remembered by fans as small cult classics of sorts.		Like its [[Transformers The Game (console)\|home console counterpart]], ''Autobots/Decepticons'' features a ''Grand Theft Auto''-esque sandbox gameplay, with a reactive police system and missions structured around objectives spread out across the game's open-world environment. Unlike the home console versions, however; the ''Autobots/Decepticons'' games are surprisingly story-heavy, with far more extensive lore and character-driven drama than what you'd expect from a relatively forgotten portable spin-off for a tie-in movie game. As a result, both games (but the ''Decepticons'' version in particular) have since become remembered by fans as small cult classics of sorts.

	Both games also feature multiplayer, a feature only also seen on [[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|the PlayStation Portable]] version of ''Transformers The Game''.		Both games also feature multiplayer, a feature only also seen on [[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|the PlayStation Portable]] version of ''Transformers The Game''.