My boys got this game used with their allowance money. They love it! When we first got it, the missions wouldn't work and would restart the game when they tried to play them, but for whatever reason they work find now.

If you have ever played the arcade game "Rampage" or any game in it's series, you will find the gameplay similar, in a way. It is sort of a 3D version of that game except with a decent storyline attached.

- 'Beat em up' style action - Many different buttons to press for all kinds of attacks (this may be a con for some) - Graphics are fine - Online support - Free roam mode - Numerous different characters available; each has their own special ability - Excellent tutorial for learning the controls -...

- Seems way too easy (I am not very far in yet); I have not looked at if there is a difficulty setting but I am sure there is, and I will up it once I beat the game; - Special abilities are overpowered; You're pretty much invincible for 1/3rd of the time you are fighting if you are Optimus Prime

To be expected, the game wasn't a great game to say the least, but it does have its good points, like unlockable episodes from the G1 series which is worth the price I paid for it.

Like the Michael Bay film of the same name, Revenge of the Fallen isn't very deep, but it's got enough flashy visuals and screen-shaking explosions to satisfy both fans of the series and common bystanders.

This may surprise you, given that Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is rated T for teen, that this is a video game geared toward a younger audience. Now I'm not saying you should go out and buy a copy for a 6 year old (they're probably busy playing Halo 3 anyway) but for a young man or woman in...

"Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen" is a great game based on an awesome movie, but it doesn't hold up in comparison to other big titles.

-Outstanding visual quality; -Near-perfect voice acting; -All of the primary transformers from the movie are playable; -Fairly long; factoring in both sides of the story; -Simple; yet fun combat

-Online play is lacking; to say the least; -Extremely repetitious if played for long periods of time; -Both sides of the story are basically the same

Is it Summer already Was it 112 degrees on Friday Check. Has my green grass burned to a crispy golden brown Check. Is there a Michael Bay movie rife with explosions, explosions, and more explosions headed to theaters this weekend Check. It must be summer!

Although a game based on huge transforming robots beating the living daylights out of each other is a fine premise for a video game anyway so what could go wrong Is there more to this title than meets the eye

Transformers bring back many great memories from my childhood days and for some reason I still find the stories from the franchise appealing. Bringing the Transformers to the big screen was no simple task and yet the crew at Industrial Light & Magic and Michael Bay pulled it off.

Two factions; two campaigns; enough Tranformers on offer to keep fans occupied; the multipayer gets a thumbs up

Controlling both the Autobots and Decepticons takes a lot of practice; riddled with technical and general gameplay problems (nearly impossible to fly and aim simultaneously); gets dull really fast

Transformers Revenge of the Fallen is the officially licensed video game from the Summer blockbuster movie of the same name. Since the movie received less than pleasant reviews (and after seeing it I can see why), I was eager to find out how the video game would fair.