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[[File:Transformerscybertronquestforcybertron.jpg|right|250px|thumb|It's like if | [[File:Transformerscybertronquestforcybertron.jpg|right|250px|thumb|It's like if {{w|Minority Report (film)|Minority Report]] was made in {{w|Adobe Flash|Flash}}.]] | ||
'''''Transformers Cybertron: Quest for Cybertron''''' was a video game in development by Brooklyn Games for [[Hasbro]]'s educational ION video game console. Utilizing | '''''Transformers Cybertron: Quest for Cybertron''''' was a video game in development by Brooklyn Games for [[Hasbro]]'s educational ION video game console. Utilizing {{w|EyeToy}} motion tracking technology, the game would have allowed players to interact with objects on-screen. While intended for a release in the holiday season of [[2006]], the game ultimately never came out, presumably due to the poor sales of the ION platform. | ||
The project was first revealed by Brooklyn Games in June 2006.<ref>[http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/new-transformers-cybertron-video-game-quest-for-cy/7630/ New Transformers Cybertron Video Game - Quest For Cybertron?]</ref> The game's designer and producer stated: | The project was first revealed by Brooklyn Games in June 2006.<ref>[http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/news/new-transformers-cybertron-video-game-quest-for-cy/7630/ New Transformers Cybertron Video Game - Quest For Cybertron?]</ref> The game's designer and producer stated: | ||
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Transformers Cybertron: Quest for Cybertron was a video game in development by Brooklyn Games for Hasbro's educational ION video game console. Utilizing EyeToy motion tracking technology, the game would have allowed players to interact with objects on-screen. While intended for a release in the holiday season of 2006, the game ultimately never came out, presumably due to the poor sales of the ION platform.
The project was first revealed by Brooklyn Games in June 2006.[1] The game's designer and producer stated:
| “ | Transformers: Quest For Cybertron is a title for Hasbro's new video game learning console called ION. Although fun for adults, the game is geared towards 7 to 10 year olds and all the ION titles are meant to teach as well as entertain. The ION will debut this summer and Transformers: Quest For Cybertron is due out by this holiday season. | ” |
—Jason Crawford [2] | ||
References
External Links
- Brooklyn Games website (Archive.org)
