Generations Metroplex stands shoulder to head with Fortress Maximus in a new Takara teaser. iGear adds a not-Powerglide and not-Wheelie, Cyberverse Abominus combines, and Hasbro lets fans design a figure. Plus Robots in Disguise #16 and Prime’s “Rebellion.”
Radio Free Cybertron – 2/13/2013
Hasbro drops the mic at Toy Fair 2013 with a $125 Generations Titan-class Metroplex. New triple changers Springer and Blitzwing, IDW comic packs and Legends Targetmasters round out a huge Generations reveal, and BotCon’s Machine Wars Skywarp shows its vehicle mode.
Radio Free Cybertron – 06/07/2012
A new Ultimate Transformers gift set brings Combat Hero Optimus Prime, based on an unreleased toy. Fall of Cybertron shows off Metroplex at E3, and Takara’s MP-12 Sideswipe is officially licensed by Lamborghini. Plus the debut of Transformers Rewind with Beast Wars’ Bad Spark.
Radio Free Cybertron – 07/02/01
Supreme Optimus Primal may finally arrive as a Toys R Us exclusive. John DeLuna’s ATT Buzz calls PVC Act 4 a greatest-hits rehash and accuses a big dealer of scalping. Brian spotlights the Cybertron Chronicle.
Radio Free Cybertron – 06/17/01
Brian Kilby reviews Cybertronian: The Unofficial Transformers Recognition Guide Volume 1 and calls it a must for G1 collectors. John DeLuna declares Supreme Optimus Primal and Megabolt Megatron dead as Robots in Disguise ships. Metroplex is rumored as Takara’s Act 4 PVC chase figure.
Radio Free Cybertron – 12/17/00
TransTech is dead, and the first finished Strika and Stealth Cheetor toys disappoint John DeLuna. Brave Maximus gets two reviews, and Goldimus Prime rates Hammer Strike a 5.
Radio Free Cybertron – 06/23/00
Magmatron heads to the US as a Target exclusive, and Beast Wars Metals hits PlayStation. John DeLuna’s ATT Buzz argues Car Robots belongs in Japan. Brian reviews a subtitled Transformers: Zone tape and G1 Metroplex.
Radio Free Cybertron – 06/10/00
The Computer takes over Radio Free Cybertron and destroys the Earth. RFC offers a sealed Lio Convoy to whoever gets Bob Skir to promo the show at BotCon 2000. Goldimus Prime reviews Beast Machines Thrust, and the movie parody hits part two.
Radio Free Cybertron – 03/10/00
Beast Machines Thrust, Blackarachnia, Longhorn and Obsidian finally reach Walmart. A third season of Beast Machines is debunked, and Hasbro weighs a new Transformers movie without Bob Skir. Brian Kilby reviews A Wolf in the Fold.
Radio Free Cybertron – 02/04/00
BotCon 2000’s $70 dinner draws complaints, and Hasbro keeps re-releasing Beast Wars deluxes in Fox Kids colors. John DeLuna says Hasbro now banks on collectors. Goldimus Prime gives Beast Machines Optimus Primal an 8.
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