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MCRG: /* Glitches */ In what universe does Keith David sound like Sideshow Bob?

2026-05-11T04:42:05Z

Glitches: In what universe does Keith David sound like Sideshow Bob?

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	===Glitches===		===Glitches===
	*The PS2 version sometimes features a bizarre error; in the opening cinematic to Barricade's first mission in Mission City, after Jazz's door slams there is no further post-recording sound work. This means Barricade's voice is completely unaltered. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h3KWLGt5-w ~~He sounds like Sideshow Bob~~]. The Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 versions have the effects added correctly.		*The PS2 version sometimes features a bizarre error; in the opening cinematic to Barricade's first mission in Mission City, after Jazz's door slams there is no further post-recording sound work. This means Barricade's voice is completely unaltered, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h3KWLGt5-w leaving only pure, unfiltered Keith David]. The Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 versions have the effects added correctly.
	*In the final Chapter of "A Gathering Force", it's just this side of entirely possible to be ''too good'' at it. If the final set of gun turrets facing Bonecrusher is destroyed too fast, he'll reach the last checkpoint before Brawl does and transform. Unfortunately, the turrets' ability to actually take damage is pretexted on ''Brawl'' transforming, so all you can do is stand around waiting for Bonecrusher to drop dead. Bonecrusher hates poor bug testing.		*In the final Chapter of "A Gathering Force", it's just this side of entirely possible to be ''too good'' at it. If the final set of gun turrets facing Bonecrusher is destroyed too fast, he'll reach the last checkpoint before Brawl does and transform. Unfortunately, the turrets' ability to actually take damage is pretexted on ''Brawl'' transforming, so all you can do is stand around waiting for Bonecrusher to drop dead. Bonecrusher hates poor bug testing.
	*The Dreadwing AI doesn't properly turn off when activating a Chapter during Mission 3, but thankfully the drone will despawn once you actually start the mission. <s>Doesn't stop them from being pesky and persistent motherfragging pains in the aft. </s>		*The Dreadwing AI doesn't properly turn off when activating a Chapter during Mission 3, but thankfully the drone will despawn once you actually start the mission. <s>Doesn't stop them from being pesky and persistent motherfragging pains in the aft. </s>

FortressMaxxing: /* Cut and unused content */

2026-05-09T07:23:31Z

Cut and unused content

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	**On a complimentary note, both the [[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|Playstation Portable]] and [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]] versions of the game feature levels set in the exterior of Hoover Dam, making the removal of this one an interesting oddity.		**On a complimentary note, both the [[Transformers The Game (PSP)\|Playstation Portable]] and [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|Nintendo DS]] versions of the game feature levels set in the exterior of Hoover Dam, making the removal of this one an interesting oddity.
	**There are unused voicelines relating to the HooverExt missions by Optimus Prime on the PS3 version of the original game.		**There are unused voicelines relating to the HooverExt missions by Optimus Prime on the PS3 version of the original game.
			[[File:TFTG_Unused_City_BurgerKing_Megatron.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxhjAiP9hk8 "Yeah, a whopper. No cheese, no onions."]]]
			*If you play with the High-Res city files on Low-Res mode on PC, a weird early and unfinished city appears when you load into the level. It features cut [[Pepsi]] signs and even a [[Burger King]] replacing Chip Chase's
	*There are also other unused <s> Tranquility </s> levels in this game, such as BLACKOUTTRANQUILITY, TESTTRANQUILITY, AUTOBONUS1, CVIEW, and STARTSCREEN. CVIEW and STARTSCREEN are thought to be the character model viewer and the early version of the start screen, but only have one file and that is their LEVEL.CFG, making them completely unplayable. The other levels, however, are playable. BLACKOUTTRANQUILITY doesn't have accessible missions, but the SPLINE.DAT reveals that the level has early data of The Hunt for Sam Witwicky level. TESTTRANQUILITY is a test level used for testing the various AI of each of the characters and submissions. AUTOBONUS1 was possibly going to be a bonus level unlockable after completing the Autobot campaign, in which you collect and throw 10 dounts. The counter is broken, so that means if you do what the level wants you to do, the level doesn't end, and you'll be stuck until you exit the level or the timer runs out.		*There are also other unused <s> Tranquility </s> levels in this game, such as BLACKOUTTRANQUILITY, TESTTRANQUILITY, AUTOBONUS1, CVIEW, and STARTSCREEN. CVIEW and STARTSCREEN are thought to be the character model viewer and the early version of the start screen, but only have one file and that is their LEVEL.CFG, making them completely unplayable. The other levels, however, are playable. BLACKOUTTRANQUILITY doesn't have accessible missions, but the SPLINE.DAT reveals that the level has early data of The Hunt for Sam Witwicky level. TESTTRANQUILITY is a test level used for testing the various AI of each of the characters and submissions. AUTOBONUS1 was possibly going to be a bonus level unlockable after completing the Autobot campaign, in which you collect and throw 10 dounts. The counter is broken, so that means if you do what the level wants you to do, the level doesn't end, and you'll be stuck until you exit the level or the timer runs out.
	*As seen in the aforementioned GameHut livestream, other levels also suffered substantial alterations between their early builds and the final retail version. Whereas some locations like Tranquility and Mission City remain pretty much identical in alphas dating back as far as November 2006, others like the interior of Hoover Dam and the bonus Cybertron levels were entirely redesigned from the ground up. The former featured a tighter, somewhat more movie-accurate look and layout that ended up being discarded in favor of the wider industrial area seen in the final game, whereas the latter was a surprisingly massive map directly based on artwork from the brief flashback sequence in the film.		*As seen in the aforementioned GameHut livestream, other levels also suffered substantial alterations between their early builds and the final retail version. Whereas some locations like Tranquility and Mission City remain pretty much identical in alphas dating back as far as November 2006, others like the interior of Hoover Dam and the bonus Cybertron levels were entirely redesigned from the ground up. The former featured a tighter, somewhat more movie-accurate look and layout that ended up being discarded in favor of the wider industrial area seen in the final game, whereas the latter was a surprisingly massive map directly based on artwork from the brief flashback sequence in the film.!
	~~[[File:TFTG_Unused_City_BurgerKing_Megatron.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxhjAiP9hk8 "Yeah, a whopper. No cheese, no onions."]]]~~
	*If you play with the High-Res city files on Low-Res mode on PC, a weird early and unfinished city appears when you load into the level. It features cut [[Pepsi]] signs and even a [[Burger King]] replacing Chip Chase's!

	===Character models===		===Character models===
			*Ratchet, despite never appearing in both campaigns, has high res and low res models for both his robot and vehicle mode, but only 3 animations are left over for him, rendering him basically unplayable. Thankfully, a [https://youtu.be/JYAE95tlw6c?si=puChs-q6S_aivAt5 mod] exists that does make him playable.
	[[File:TFTG_Unused_EvilBumblebee.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:TFTG_Unused_EvilBumblebee.jpg\|thumb]]
	*Ratchet, despite never appearing in both campaigns, has high res and low res models for both his robot and vehicle mode, but only 3 animations are left over for him, rendering him basically unplayable. Thankfully, a [https://youtu.be/JYAE95tlw6c?si=puChs-q6S_aivAt5 mod] exists that does make him playable.
	*A strange retexture of Bumblebee in the classic Camaro form that replaces most of his distinctive yellow with a muddy dark red, oddly titled as "evilbumblebee" in the game files. We have no idea how it got there or what its purpose was, though it does sound heavily exploitable for a creepypasta if anyone's interested in writing one.		*A strange retexture of Bumblebee in the classic Camaro form that replaces most of his distinctive yellow with a muddy dark red, oddly titled as "evilbumblebee" in the game files. We have no idea how it got there or what its purpose was, though it does sound heavily exploitable for a creepypasta if anyone's interested in writing one.
	*A variant of the [[Payload (Movie)\|Payload]] drone crudely textured with a shoddily compressed [[Pepsi]] livery, most likely cut early in development.		*A variant of the [[Payload (Movie)\|Payload]] drone crudely textured with a shoddily compressed [[Pepsi]] livery, most likely cut early in development.

FortressMaxxing: /* Levels */

2026-05-09T07:18:35Z

Levels

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	===Levels===		===Levels===
	[[File:HooverExt-TransformersTheGame.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|If you saw this video as a kid and couldn't find this place in-game, then you know the pain ~~— especially~~ when Tim from ~~school~~ kept lying about this being a secret level ~~screw~~ you Tim I want my Legends Class Optimus Prime back ~~and -~~]]		[[File:HooverExt-TransformersTheGame.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|If you saw this video as a kid and couldn't find this place in-game, then you know the pain... Especially when Tim from 7th grade kept lying about this being a secret level. Screw you Tim, I want my Legends Class Optimus Prime back.]]
	*An entire level set in the exterior of Hoover Dam was to be featured in both campaigns, internally named HOOVEREXT for the Autobots and HOOVERDAM for the Decepticons. It was first discovered through surviving text strings assigned to a nonexistent level with the aforementioned name, describing a Decepticon attack culminating in a fight against Bonecrusher for the Autobots and the resurrection of Megatron for the Decepticons, corresponding with the order of events shown in the film. This was further corroborated by multiple making-of featurettes, where footage of an earlier beta build of the game shows what clearly is an exterior map of Hoover Dam that isn't featured anywhere in the actual retail release.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I97UImtAQ6g</ref> For a while, these appeared to be the only surviving remains of Hooverext, leading the small but dedicated modding community for the game to speculate that whatever was left of the map would never get to see the light of day - that is, until TT Games founder Jon Burton streamed a look at two prototype builds featuring the fabled level on his GameHut YouTube channel.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5d9G0SQw_8</ref> This reinvigorated the interest of modders, which until now had primarily worked on the PC version of the game, and led to the idea of instead datamining the console releases. Finally, only a couple of weeks later, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE01Os_O76c the entire level was surprisingly discovered lurking in the Wii version all along!] In another note, the entire playable level was also discovered on the PS3 version, but it has two versions, a default one for Hi-Res with broken mountains, and a Low-Res version, which is a copy of the Xbox 360 prototype version of the level for some reason. Both levels suffer from their programming being from an outdated version of the engine, which makes these levels from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rg3YJeqWLM easy to straight up unplayable.]		*An entire level set in the exterior of Hoover Dam was to be featured in both campaigns, internally named HOOVEREXT for the Autobots and HOOVERDAM for the Decepticons. It was first discovered through surviving text strings assigned to a nonexistent level with the aforementioned name, describing a Decepticon attack culminating in a fight against Bonecrusher for the Autobots and the resurrection of Megatron for the Decepticons, corresponding with the order of events shown in the film. This was further corroborated by multiple making-of featurettes, where footage of an earlier beta build of the game shows what clearly is an exterior map of Hoover Dam that isn't featured anywhere in the actual retail release.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I97UImtAQ6g</ref> For a while, these appeared to be the only surviving remains of Hooverext, leading the small but dedicated modding community for the game to speculate that whatever was left of the map would never get to see the light of day - that is, until TT Games founder Jon Burton streamed a look at two prototype builds featuring the fabled level on his GameHut YouTube channel.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5d9G0SQw_8</ref> This reinvigorated the interest of modders, which until now had primarily worked on the PC version of the game, and led to the idea of instead datamining the console releases. Finally, only a couple of weeks later, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE01Os_O76c the entire level was surprisingly discovered lurking in the Wii version all along!] In another note, the entire playable level was also discovered on the PS3 version, but it has two versions, a default one for Hi-Res with broken mountains, and a Low-Res version, which is a copy of the Xbox 360 prototype version of the level for some reason. Both levels suffer from their programming being from an outdated version of the engine, which makes these levels from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rg3YJeqWLM easy to straight up unplayable.]
	**There are also [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M83Dwx-AGQY two] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTxxmOckjFg cutscenes] surviving from the deleted stage (with one of them being briefly featured in one of the aforementioned making-of videos), as well as multiple strings of dialogues for the Chapters in the Level. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDm710zwUxg</ref>		**There are also [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M83Dwx-AGQY two] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTxxmOckjFg cutscenes] surviving from the deleted stage (with one of them being briefly featured in one of the aforementioned making-of videos), as well as multiple strings of dialogues for the Chapters in the Level. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDm710zwUxg</ref>

FortressMaxxing: /* Versions */

2026-05-09T06:39:51Z

Versions

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	*'''PC DVD-ROM'''		*'''PC DVD-ROM'''
	**The PC version is exactly like the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions. It, however, does not feature the same exclusive flaws or bonuses of either console version. The physics are still crazy, though. The loading screens replaces the instructions of how to play with images from the opening and cinematics and allow players to setup the controller the way it so chooses.		**The PC version is exactly like the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions. It, however, does not feature the same exclusive flaws or bonuses of either console version. The physics are still crazy, though. The loading screens replaces the instructions of how to play with images from the opening and cinematics and allow players to setup the controller the way it so chooses.
	***As with many older games that tie physics to framerate, going above 60FPS will result in a plethora of issues: climbing becomes either very hard or impossible, the camera sensitivity is aggressively slowed down, projectiles travel faster than they should, amongst other shenanigans with the AI and driving physics. As the PC version doesn't feature any vertical sync options to cap frame rate, getting this game to work on modern systems is a big hassle.		**As with many older games that tie physics to framerate, going above 60FPS will result in a plethora of issues: climbing becomes either very hard or impossible, the camera sensitivity is aggressively slowed down, projectiles travel faster than they should, amongst other shenanigans with the AI and driving physics. As the PC version doesn't feature any vertical sync options to cap frame rate, getting this game to work on modern systems is a big hassle.
	**High-Detail mode on PC also suffers from a multitude of issues. The projectile models are missing on PC for High-Detail, meaning you'll be shooting nothing but special effects. High-Detail Airbase suffers from broken road textures, rendering most of the roads in pitch black. None of these issues are present on PS3/360.		**High-Detail mode on PC also suffers from a multitude of issues. The projectile models are missing on PC for High-Detail, meaning you'll be shooting nothing but special effects. High-Detail Airbase suffers from broken road textures, rendering most of the roads in pitch black. None of these issues are present on PS3/360.

FortressMaxxing: This is important enough that it should be on the main section about the PC tbh

2026-05-09T06:39:14Z

This is important enough that it should be on the main section about the PC tbh

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	*'''PC DVD-ROM'''		*'''PC DVD-ROM'''
	**The PC version is exactly like the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions. It, however, does not feature the same exclusive flaws or bonuses of either console version. The physics are still crazy, though. The loading screens replaces the instructions of how to play with images from the opening and cinematics and allow players to setup the controller the way it so chooses.		**The PC version is exactly like the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions. It, however, does not feature the same exclusive flaws or bonuses of either console version. The physics are still crazy, though. The loading screens replaces the instructions of how to play with images from the opening and cinematics and allow players to setup the controller the way it so chooses.
	**High-Detail mode on PC suffers from a multitude of issues. The projectile models are missing on PC for High-Detail, meaning you'll be shooting nothing but special effects. High-Detail Airbase suffers from broken road textures, rendering most of the roads in pitch black. None of these issues are present on PS3/360.		***As with many older games that tie physics to framerate, going above 60FPS will result in a plethora of issues: climbing becomes either very hard or impossible, the camera sensitivity is aggressively slowed down, projectiles travel faster than they should, amongst other shenanigans with the AI and driving physics. As the PC version doesn't feature any vertical sync options to cap frame rate, getting this game to work on modern systems is a big hassle.
			**High-Detail mode on PC also suffers from a multitude of issues. The projectile models are missing on PC for High-Detail, meaning you'll be shooting nothing but special effects. High-Detail Airbase suffers from broken road textures, rendering most of the roads in pitch black. None of these issues are present on PS3/360.

	==Differences between the Game and Movie==		==Differences between the Game and Movie==
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	*For whatever reason, Bonecrusher is immortal when you play as him.		*For whatever reason, Bonecrusher is immortal when you play as him.
	*For PC players, going above 60FPS will make climbing either very hard or impossible, cause issues with AI and other physics like driving, and slow down your camera sensitivity. As the PC version doesn't feature any vertical sync options to cap frame rate, getting this game to work on modern systems is a big hassle.
	* You cannot destroy the top halves of buildings, but the bottom halves of the buildings are susceptible to all sorts of damage.		* You cannot destroy the top halves of buildings, but the bottom halves of the buildings are susceptible to all sorts of damage.
	** Alongside that, you can climb on thin air.		** Alongside that, you can climb on thin air.

IZak910: /* Other oddities and quirks */ FPS issue

2026-05-09T04:09:14Z

Other oddities and quirks: FPS issue

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	===Other oddities and quirks===		===Other oddities and quirks===
	[[File:TFTG city tint on & off.jpg\|thumb\|Wouldn't be a 2000s game without the old piss filter ''(Left: Brightness filter on / Right: Brightness filter off)'']]		[[File:TFTG city tint on & off.jpg\|thumb\|Wouldn't be a 2000s game without the old piss filter ''(Left: Brightness filter on / Right: Brightness filter off)'']]
	*For whatever reason, Bonecrusher is immortal when you play as him.		*For whatever reason, Bonecrusher is immortal when you play as him.
			*For PC players, going above 60FPS will make climbing either very hard or impossible, cause issues with AI and other physics like driving, and slow down your camera sensitivity. As the PC version doesn't feature any vertical sync options to cap frame rate, getting this game to work on modern systems is a big hassle.
	* You cannot destroy the top halves of buildings, but the bottom halves of the buildings are susceptible to all sorts of damage.		* You cannot destroy the top halves of buildings, but the bottom halves of the buildings are susceptible to all sorts of damage.
	** Alongside that, you can climb on thin air.		** Alongside that, you can climb on thin air.

IZak910: /* Reception */ Fixed broken links

2026-05-09T03:31:35Z

Reception: Fixed broken links

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	==Reception==		==Reception==

	The game's Metacritic scores [~~http~~://www.metacritic.com/~~games~~/~~platforms~~/~~wii~~/~~transformersthegame~~?q=~~transformers~~ hover] [~~http~~://www.metacritic.com/~~games~~/~~platforms~~/~~ps2~~/~~transformersthegame~~?q=~~transformers~~ around] [~~http~~://www.metacritic.com/~~games~~/~~platforms~~/~~xbox360~~/~~transformersthegame~~?q=~~transformers~~ fifty-five] [~~http~~://www.metacritic.com/~~games~~/~~platforms~~/~~ps3~~/~~transformersthegame~~?q=~~transformers~~ percent]. It was criticised for poor driving controls, blocky graphics, repetitive missions and dull combat but generally praised by the random destruction.		The game's Metacritic scores [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-the-game/critic-reviews/?platform=wii hover] [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-the-game/critic-reviews/?platform=playstation-2 around] [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-the-game/critic-reviews/?platform=xbox-360 fifty-five] [https://www.metacritic.com/game/transformers-the-game/critic-reviews/?platform=playstation-3 percent]. It was criticised for poor driving controls, blocky graphics, repetitive missions and dull combat but generally praised by the random destruction.


	==Notes==		==Notes==

IZak910: /* Technical errors and oddities */

2026-05-03T21:19:04Z

Technical errors and oddities

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	*Scorponok is the only playable character that can't jump, climb or pick up debris. This means that there are several Decepticon insignias and glowing yellow cubes that are unattainable when playing as him.		*Scorponok is the only playable character that can't jump, climb or pick up debris. This means that there are several Decepticon insignias and glowing yellow cubes that are unattainable when playing as him.
	*In the opening cinematic for Blackout, the entire army personnel fires at him, without any consequence whatsoever. However, when playing as any character in Tranquility or Mission City, police officers with standard pistols can damage you.		*In the opening cinematic for Blackout, the entire army personnel fires at him, without any consequence whatsoever. However, when playing as any character in Tranquility or Mission City, police officers with standard pistols can damage you.
	*In Chapter 2, Mission 2 of the ~~Autobots~~ campaign, a cutscene has a Dropkick and Swindle drone tossing Jazz next to a house. As they are about to finish him off, Ironhide attacks the two drones by slamming into them in vehicle mode. When he transforms, the drones just magically disappear.		*In Chapter 2, Mission 2 of the Autobot campaign, a cutscene has a Dropkick and Swindle drone tossing Jazz next to a house. As they are about to finish him off, Ironhide attacks the two drones by slamming into them in vehicle mode. When he transforms, the drones just magically disappear.
	*Speaking of cutscene oddities, Blackout is sand colored during the SOCCENT cutscenes, but during gameplay he is [[Grindor (ROTF)\|light gray]].		*Speaking of cutscene oddities, Blackout is sand colored during the SOCCENT cutscenes, but during gameplay he is [[Grindor (ROTF)\|light gray]].
	**Even more so, in the initial cutscene of Plight of the Bumblebee, as Barricade scans the humans, Mikaela is misspelled as "Mikela".		**Even more so, in the initial cutscene of Plight of the Bumblebee, as Barricade scans the humans, Mikaela is misspelled as "Mikela".
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	*Optimus Prime has color issues between his truck and robot modes, such as the cab's roof: In robot mode it's red, while in vehicle mode it's blue with red flames. Robo-vision Optimus's truck mode's front half is red and back half is blue, but the back half (Sleeper and back fenders) forms his back and part of his arms, which are '''[[FIRRIB\|red]]''', while the front fenders form his ankles, which are '''blue'''.		*Optimus Prime has color issues between his truck and robot modes, such as the cab's roof: In robot mode it's red, while in vehicle mode it's blue with red flames. Robo-vision Optimus's truck mode's front half is red and back half is blue, but the back half (Sleeper and back fenders) forms his back and part of his arms, which are '''[[FIRRIB\|red]]''', while the front fenders form his ankles, which are '''blue'''.
	*The Decepticon Cybertron level actually has no music or ambience coded to play. The game defaults to playing the main menu theme.		*The Decepticon Cybertron level actually has no music or ambience coded to play. The game defaults to playing the main menu theme.
			*In Chapter 4, Mission 3 of the Decepticon campaign, it's very easy to end the mission quickly if you immediately shoot at the Energon Drones in front of you. The game will think there are no more drones in the area, so the mission ends.

	===Other oddities and quirks===		===Other oddities and quirks===

Chase eX: /* Notes */

2026-03-04T23:41:08Z

Notes

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	*Blackout is [[Show-accuracy\|toy accurate]] in the game, in that his main rotor is his melee weapon, rather than his tail rotor as in the movie.		*Blackout is [[Show-accuracy\|toy accurate]] in the game, in that his main rotor is his melee weapon, rather than his tail rotor as in the movie.
	*Tranquility features a large number of Generation 1 references, with adverts for "[[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]'s Hotdogs," "[[Seaspray (G1)\|Seaspray]]'s Fish and Chips," a [[Tranquility Mall\|local mall]] called "[[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]]" and a fast food restaurant named "[[Chip Chase\|Chip Chase's]]". As a more recent reference, there is also a building site belonging to "[[Bay Demolition]]". There is also a place called [[Frank Welker\|Frank]] & [[Peter Cullen\|Peter]]'s cafe.		*Tranquility features a large number of Generation 1 references, with adverts for "[[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]'s Hotdogs," "[[Seaspray (G1)\|Seaspray]]'s Fish and Chips," a [[Tranquility Mall\|local mall]] called "[[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]]" and a fast food restaurant named "[[Chip Chase\|Chip Chase's]]". As a more recent reference, there is also a building site belonging to "[[Bay Demolition]]". There is also a place called [[Frank Welker\|Frank]] & [[Peter Cullen\|Peter]]'s cafe.
	*One Autobot isn't explicitly killed in the Decepticon campaign: Ratchet (who does die in the [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|DS Version]]). Three Decepticons aren't killed in the Autobot campaign: Bonecrusher, Scorponok and Frenzy. The only character who dies in ''both'' campaigns is, unsurprisingly enough, Jazz.(~~Though~~ Blackout isn't present in the final Decepticon cutscene after he was last being punched out by Optimus Prime, making his status uncertain) Even when every other bit of movie canon is thrown out the window, he ''still'' can't make it out alive.		*One Autobot isn't explicitly killed in the Decepticon campaign: Ratchet (who does die in the [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|DS Version]]). Three Decepticons aren't killed in the Autobot campaign: Bonecrusher, Scorponok and Frenzy. The only character who dies in ''both'' campaigns is, unsurprisingly enough, Jazz (though Blackout isn't present in the final Decepticon cutscene after he was last being punched out by Optimus Prime, making his status uncertain). Even when every other bit of movie canon is thrown out the window, he ''still'' can't make it out alive.
	*Jazz's last words of 'Optimus... I tried' are the same as in the DS version.		*Jazz's last words of 'Optimus... I tried' are the same as in the DS version.
	*Bumblebee uses some kind of [[axe (weapon)\|axe]] when he fights with a three-punch combo, probably referencing one of his earlier concept designs.		*Bumblebee uses some kind of [[axe (weapon)\|axe]] when he fights with a three-punch combo, probably referencing one of his earlier concept designs.

Chase eX: /* Developer oversights */

2026-03-04T23:34:53Z

Developer oversights

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	**[[B.O.T. (episode)\|Argh.]]		**[[B.O.T. (episode)\|Argh.]]
	* Regarding the Battle logistics for the Autobots...		* Regarding the Battle logistics for the Autobots...
	** Despite the fact that the ~~Human~~ military is allied with the ~~autobots~~ at this current moment in time, they'll still attack the ~~autobots~~ even though the ~~decepticons~~ are the ones causing all the damage to everything.		** Despite the fact that the human military is allied with the Autobots at this current moment in time, they'll still attack the Autobots even though the Decepticons are the ones causing all the damage to everything.
	** Despite the fact you can destroy the building Bumblebee is stuck in... he'll still be stuck in there somehow.		** Despite the fact you can destroy the building Bumblebee is stuck in... he'll still be stuck in there somehow.
	** During the cutscene, Starscream uses his regular Jet-mode missiles, but in the actual game he uses some form of super-explosive missiles. Michael Bay must've had a say in that.		** During the cutscene, Starscream uses his regular Jet-mode missiles, but in the actual game he uses some form of super-explosive missiles. Michael Bay must've had a say in that.

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	*Blackout is [[Show-accuracy\|toy accurate]] in the game, in that his main rotor is his melee weapon, rather than his tail rotor as in the movie.		*Blackout is [[Show-accuracy\|toy accurate]] in the game, in that his main rotor is his melee weapon, rather than his tail rotor as in the movie.
	*Tranquility features a large number of Generation 1 references, with adverts for "[[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]'s Hotdogs," "[[Seaspray (G1)\|Seaspray]]'s Fish and Chips," a [[Tranquility Mall\|local mall]] called "[[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]]" and a fast food restaurant named "[[Chip Chase\|Chip Chase's]]". As a more recent reference, there is also a building site belonging to "[[Bay Demolition]]". There is also a place called [[Frank Welker\|Frank]] & [[Peter Cullen\|Peter]]'s cafe.		*Tranquility features a large number of Generation 1 references, with adverts for "[[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]'s Hotdogs," "[[Seaspray (G1)\|Seaspray]]'s Fish and Chips," a [[Tranquility Mall\|local mall]] called "[[Metroplex (G1)\|Metroplex]]" and a fast food restaurant named "[[Chip Chase\|Chip Chase's]]". As a more recent reference, there is also a building site belonging to "[[Bay Demolition]]". There is also a place called [[Frank Welker\|Frank]] & [[Peter Cullen\|Peter]]'s cafe.
	*One Autobot isn't explicitly killed in the Decepticon campaign: Ratchet (who does die in the [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|DS Version]]). Three Decepticons aren't killed in the Autobot campaign: Bonecrusher, Scorponok and Frenzy. The only character who dies in ''both'' campaigns is, unsurprisingly enough, Jazz.(~~Though~~ Blackout isn't present in the final Decepticon cutscene after he was last being punched out by Optimus Prime, making his status uncertain) Even when every other bit of movie canon is thrown out the window, he ''still'' can't make it out alive.		*One Autobot isn't explicitly killed in the Decepticon campaign: Ratchet (who does die in the [[Transformers Autobots/Decepticons\|DS Version]]). Three Decepticons aren't killed in the Autobot campaign: Bonecrusher, Scorponok and Frenzy. The only character who dies in ''both'' campaigns is, unsurprisingly enough, Jazz (though Blackout isn't present in the final Decepticon cutscene after he was last being punched out by Optimus Prime, making his status uncertain). Even when every other bit of movie canon is thrown out the window, he ''still'' can't make it out alive.
	*Jazz's last words of 'Optimus... I tried' are the same as in the DS version.		*Jazz's last words of 'Optimus... I tried' are the same as in the DS version.
	*Bumblebee uses some kind of [[axe (weapon)\|axe]] when he fights with a three-punch combo, probably referencing one of his earlier concept designs.		*Bumblebee uses some kind of [[axe (weapon)\|axe]] when he fights with a three-punch combo, probably referencing one of his earlier concept designs.