
03/07/2012
Hasbro lays off about 170 employees, and the crew asks what it means for Transformers. Hasbro finally comments on the Fun Publications credit card breach. The Bot Shots online game…
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Hasbro lays off about 170 employees, and the crew asks what it means for Transformers. Hasbro finally comments on the Fun Publications credit card breach. The Bot Shots online game…

Fun Publications tells Collectors Club members to cancel their credit cards after a security breach. David Kaye and Garry Chalk head to BotCon 2012, and Crave shuts its doors. Plus…

A Transformers Prime game is headed to Wii, DS and 3DS. Encore Twincast brings obscure cassettes, and Fall of Cybertron drops co-op. Exvee reviews Bot Shots, and the crew splits…

Michael Bay returns for Transformers 4 in 2014. The last Dark of the Moon wave is cancelled for the US, and Toy Fair 2012 promises 40 Generations toys in 2013.…

Hasbro cancels the Transformers Prime First Edition toys, leaving online retailers without stock. The TFCC’s Overrun and Shattered Glass Drift preorders crash the club’s payment servers. Aimee reviews Autocracy #2,…

Why did Power Core Combiners fail? The RFC crew and listeners weigh in on fiction, pricing and distribution. Plus Shattered Glass Ultra Magnus’s clear head, the Powerizers Optimus Prime, SavCon…

Make Toys shows its Giant combiner, and TFC’s Hercules sets the not-Devastator bar at $600. Transformers Prime season two is due in 2012. Ender rips Transformers #30, and the crew…

New images of Masterpiece MP-11 Coronation Starscream arrive, and the Transformers Collectors Club reveals Shattered Glass Drift, a dead ringer for Deadpool. IDW details its two 2012 ongoing series, and…

The Transformers Prime season finale lands October 16 on the Hub, and Tyrese Gibson says Michael Bay and Shia LaBeouf will return for Transformers 4. Exvee hosts, and Aimee reports…

Transformers Prime: Darkness Rising hits DVD December 6 for $15, and Costco Canada turns up a Shockwave recolor. TFC’s Hercules wows the crew at $600. Listeners name their favorite Transformers…