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Mickto124: /* Nintendo DS */

2025-05-25T20:26:03Z

Nintendo DS

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	===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===		===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===
	There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games share the same gameplay and most of the environments (with only a single level in each version - the Arctic for ''Autobots'' and Qatar for ''Decepticons'' - being exclusive to their respective games), however, on a narrative level, these are actually quite different: while [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]. Some missions are similar across both games, sometimes mirroring the objectives for each of their respective factions (for instance, the first Tranquility level for ''Autobots'' is called ''Protect the Locals'' and requires defeating ~~an Autobot~~ drone and then escaping the police, whereas the first Tranquility level for ''Decepticons'' is called ''Beware the Locals'' and involves deliberately causing mayhem to get police attention), but as the story progresses, so do the missions start radically diverging from their counterparts.		There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games share the same gameplay and most of the environments (with only a single level in each version - the Arctic for ''Autobots'' and Qatar for ''Decepticons'' - being exclusive to their respective games), however, on a narrative level, these are actually quite different: while [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]. Some missions are similar across both games, sometimes mirroring the objectives for each of their respective factions (for instance, the first Tranquility level for ''Autobots'' is called ''Protect the Locals'' and requires defeating a Decepticon drone and then escaping the police, whereas the first Tranquility level for ''Decepticons'' is called ''Beware the Locals'' and involves deliberately causing mayhem to get police attention), but as the story progresses, so do the missions start radically diverging from their counterparts.

	====Autobots====		====Autobots====

Cyberlink420 at 07:13, 22 August 2024

2024-08-22T07:13:21Z

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	* [[PlayStation]] 2		* [[PlayStation]] 2
	* PlayStation 3		* PlayStation 3
	* [[Xbox ~~360~~]]		* [[Xbox]] 360
	* PC DVD-ROM		* PC DVD-ROM

FortressMaxxing: /* Nintendo DS */

2024-06-08T17:51:19Z

Nintendo DS

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	===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===		===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===
	There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games share the same gameplay and most of the environments (with only a single level in each version - the Arctic for ''Autobots'' and Qatar for ''Decepticons'' - being exclusive to their respective games), however, on a narrative level, these are actually quite different: while [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]. Some missions are similar across both games, sometimes mirroring the objectives for each of their respective factions (for instance, the first Tranquility level for ''Autobots'' is called ''Protect the Locals'' and requires defeating an Autobot drone and then escaping the police, whereas the first Tranquility level for ''Decepticons'' is called ''Beware the Locals'' and involves deliberately causing mayhem to get police attention), but as the story progresses, so do the ~~objectives~~ start diverging from their counterparts.		There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games share the same gameplay and most of the environments (with only a single level in each version - the Arctic for ''Autobots'' and Qatar for ''Decepticons'' - being exclusive to their respective games), however, on a narrative level, these are actually quite different: while [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]. Some missions are similar across both games, sometimes mirroring the objectives for each of their respective factions (for instance, the first Tranquility level for ''Autobots'' is called ''Protect the Locals'' and requires defeating an Autobot drone and then escaping the police, whereas the first Tranquility level for ''Decepticons'' is called ''Beware the Locals'' and involves deliberately causing mayhem to get police attention), but as the story progresses, so do the missions start radically diverging from their counterparts.

	====Autobots====		====Autobots====

FortressMaxxing: /* Nintendo DS */

2024-06-08T17:50:49Z

Nintendo DS

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	===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===		===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===
	There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games share the same gameplay and most of the environments (with only a single level in each version - the Arctic for ''Autobots'' and Qatar for ''Decepticons'' - being exclusive to their respective games), however, on a narrative level, these are actually quite different~~. While~~ [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]. Some missions are similar across both games, sometimes mirroring the objectives for each of their respective factions (for instance, the first Tranquility level for ''Autobots'' is called ''Protect the Locals'' and requires defeating an Autobot drone and then escaping the police, whereas the first Tranquility level for ''Decepticons'' is called ''Beware the Locals'' and involves deliberately causing mayhem to get police attention), but as the story progresses, so do the objectives start diverging from their counterparts.		There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games share the same gameplay and most of the environments (with only a single level in each version - the Arctic for ''Autobots'' and Qatar for ''Decepticons'' - being exclusive to their respective games), however, on a narrative level, these are actually quite different: while [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]. Some missions are similar across both games, sometimes mirroring the objectives for each of their respective factions (for instance, the first Tranquility level for ''Autobots'' is called ''Protect the Locals'' and requires defeating an Autobot drone and then escaping the police, whereas the first Tranquility level for ''Decepticons'' is called ''Beware the Locals'' and involves deliberately causing mayhem to get police attention), but as the story progresses, so do the objectives start diverging from their counterparts.

	====Autobots====		====Autobots====

FortressMaxxing: /* Nintendo DS */

2024-06-08T17:50:26Z

Nintendo DS

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	===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===		===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===
	There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games ~~have different storylines and environments, but~~ the ~~basic~~ gameplay ~~elements are shared between them. However,~~ the ~~similarities between~~ the ~~two end at altmodes~~ and ~~environments~~. While [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]].		There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games share the same gameplay and most of the environments (with only a single level in each version - the Arctic for ''Autobots'' and Qatar for ''Decepticons'' - being exclusive to their respective games), however, on a narrative level, these are actually quite different. While [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]. Some missions are similar across both games, sometimes mirroring the objectives for each of their respective factions (for instance, the first Tranquility level for ''Autobots'' is called ''Protect the Locals'' and requires defeating an Autobot drone and then escaping the police, whereas the first Tranquility level for ''Decepticons'' is called ''Beware the Locals'' and involves deliberately causing mayhem to get police attention), but as the story progresses, so do the objectives start diverging from their counterparts.

	====Autobots====		====Autobots====

Cybertron Forever: /* PlayStation Portable */ Grammar

2021-01-24T23:48:25Z

PlayStation Portable: Grammar

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	===[[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|PlayStation Portable]]===		===[[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|PlayStation Portable]]===
	The PlayStation Portable version of the ~~game~~ game deviates from the movie plot, focusing more on background characters not seen in the movie, including [[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]], [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (not a triple changer here. He's after Megatron's drone army rather than the AllSpark), [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]] (a tech specialist) and [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]] (voiced by ''[[Steve Blum]]'').		The PlayStation Portable version of the game deviates from the movie plot, focusing more on background characters not seen in the movie, including [[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]], [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (not a triple changer here. He's after Megatron's drone army rather than the AllSpark), [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]] (a tech specialist) and [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]] (voiced by ''[[Steve Blum]]'').

	Upon beating the game, several characters are unlocked for online play, including [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] and [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]] among others.		Upon beating the game, several characters are unlocked for online play, including [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] and [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]] among others.

Cybertron Forever: /* Featured characters */

2021-01-24T22:20:33Z

Featured characters

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	* [[Mikaela Banes]]		* [[Mikaela Banes]]
	* [[Sam Witwicky]]		* [[Sam Witwicky]]
			\|nonumbering=true
	}}		}}

Cyberlink420 at 06:27, 17 January 2021

2021-01-17T06:27:02Z

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	The "main" version of the game is available in the following formats:		The "main" version of the game is available in the following formats:

	* Nintendo Wii		* [[Nintendo]] [[Wii]]
	* PlayStation 2		* [[PlayStation]] 2
	* PlayStation 3		* PlayStation 3
	* Xbox 360		* [[Xbox 360]]
	* PC DVD-ROM		* PC DVD-ROM

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	===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===		===[[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]]===
	There are actually two games for the DS, ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them. However, the similarities between the two end at altmodes and environments. While [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]].		There are actually two games for the [[Nintendo DS]], ''Transformers Autobots'' and ''Transformers Decepticons''. The games have different storylines and environments, but the basic gameplay elements are shared between them. However, the similarities between the two end at altmodes and environments. While [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Autobots\|Autobots]] very loosely follows the movie story, [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons#Decepticons\|Decepticons]] offers a much more unique twist, focusing on a power struggle in the Decepticon ranks during attempts at resurrecting [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]].

	====Autobots====		====Autobots====

Cyberlink420 at 15:47, 12 November 2020

2020-11-12T15:47:04Z

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	* [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]]		* [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]]
	* [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/games\|Optimus Prime]]		* [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/games\|Optimus Prime]]
	* [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]]
	* [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]]
	* [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]]
	* [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]]
	* [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] ~~<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>~~		* [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]]
	'''[[Decepticon]]s'''		'''[[Decepticon]]s'''
	* [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]]		* [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]]
	* [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]]		* [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]]
	* [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]] ~~<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>~~		* [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]]
	* [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]		* [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]
	* [[Scorponok (Movie)\|Scorponok]] ~~<span style="color: red"><nowiki>*</nowiki></span>~~		* [[Scorponok (Movie)\|Scorponok]]
	* [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]]		* [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]]
	* [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]]
	\|h2=[[Drone]]s\|c2=		\|h2=[[Drone]]s\|c2=
	'''Autobots'''		'''Autobots'''
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	* [[Sam Witwicky]]		* [[Sam Witwicky]]
	}}		}}

	~~:<span style="color: red"><nowiki>*</nowiki></span>: Playable on the console and pc versions.~~
	~~:<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>: Playable on the Nintendo DS.~~
	~~:<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>: Playable on the PSP.~~


	==External links==		==External links==

Cybertron Forever: giving the spam styles for the playable characters

2020-11-03T18:22:36Z

giving the spam styles for the playable characters

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	:<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>: Playable on the Nintendo DS.		:<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>: Playable on the Nintendo DS.
	:<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>: Playable on the PSP.		:<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>: Playable on the PSP.
	~~:<span style="color: purple"><sup>§</sup></span>: Playable on the all consoles.~~

	==External links==		==External links==

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	===[[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|PlayStation Portable]]===		===[[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|PlayStation Portable]]===
	The PlayStation Portable version of the ~~game~~ game deviates from the movie plot, focusing more on background characters not seen in the movie, including [[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]], [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (not a triple changer here. He's after Megatron's drone army rather than the AllSpark), [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]] (a tech specialist) and [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]] (voiced by ''[[Steve Blum]]'').		The PlayStation Portable version of the game deviates from the movie plot, focusing more on background characters not seen in the movie, including [[Thundercracker (Movie)\|Thundercracker]], [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] (not a triple changer here. He's after Megatron's drone army rather than the AllSpark), [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]] (a tech specialist) and [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]] (voiced by ''[[Steve Blum]]'').

	Upon beating the game, several characters are unlocked for online play, including [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] and [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]] among others.		Upon beating the game, several characters are unlocked for online play, including [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] and [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]] among others.

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	* [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]]		* [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]]
	* [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/games\|Optimus Prime]]		* [[Optimus Prime (Movie)/games\|Optimus Prime]]
	* [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Wheeljack (Movie)\|Wheeljack]]
	* [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Trailbreaker (Movie)\|Trailbreaker]]
	* [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Hound (Movie)\|Hound]]
	* [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Sideswipe (Movie)\|Sideswipe]]
	* [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] ~~<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>~~		* [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]]
	'''[[Decepticon]]s'''		'''[[Decepticon]]s'''
	* [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]]		* [[Barricade (Movie)\|Barricade]]
	* [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]]		* [[Blackout (Movie)\|Blackout]]
	* [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]] ~~<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>~~		* [[Brawl (Movie)\|Brawl]]
	* [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]		* [[Megatron (Movie)/games\|Megatron]]
	* [[Scorponok (Movie)\|Scorponok]] ~~<span style="color: red"><nowiki>*</nowiki></span>~~		* [[Scorponok (Movie)\|Scorponok]]
	* [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]]		* [[Starscream (Movie)/games\|Starscream]]
	* [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]] ~~<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>~~		* [[Shockwave (Movie)\|Shockwave]]
	\|h2=[[Drone]]s\|c2=		\|h2=[[Drone]]s\|c2=
	'''Autobots'''		'''Autobots'''
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	* [[Sam Witwicky]]		* [[Sam Witwicky]]
	}}		}}

	~~:<span style="color: red"><nowiki>*</nowiki></span>: Playable on the console and pc versions.~~
	~~:<span style="color: green"><sup>†</sup></span>: Playable on the Nintendo DS.~~
	~~:<span style="color: blue"><sup>‡</sup></span>: Playable on the PSP.~~


	==External links==		==External links==