<-Obviously not a transformers fan.RowdyRodimus said:The VF-1 was used to create the Jetfire toy in the G1 Transformers series. It was licensed out to Hasbro by Takatoru Toys which led to Matchbox not being able to release it as opart of it's Robotech line and that led to the VF-1S being created in it's place.Zero Serenity said:Wait a second...in the caption picture and starting at 3:58...is that a VF-1 Valkyrie from Macross?
Nice oversight. Zing!
So no, it isn't an oversight. (Understandable though since many people think of Jetfire as the Blackbird from the second Michael Bay movie)
Well, I knew you weren't going to like it, because even I (and ardent Transfan) wasn't really into it. However, I watch your videos for your...err, "creative" dialogue, and to find you falling back on such a well-trod and poorly supported fallacy is really disappointing.Yahtzee Croshaw said:Blah blah, only made to sell toys, blah blah
And all I can say is "lolwat?"Pugiron said:Don't just blame not having Transformers as a kid. I am sure being Emglish has a lot to do with you hating fun. And don't say "British" as you were born, grew up, and died inside in England, not Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland. Overall a mildly funny game with extra points from most fans because of nostaligia.
About the only thing I really liked about the original Transformers were the Dinobots and even they were not enough to keep me interested through the second season. The third season depended on you seeing the film to even to begin to understand what the blazes was going on and even then it wasn't that interesting. I actually found Beast Wars and Beast Machines MORE interesting then the original series--likely because they kept the character count down and had a somewhat interesting storyline.BlueInkAlchemist said:There's every reason. Nostalgia only exists as long as you keep the rose colored glasses on your face. Just because we grew up on something doesn't make it sacred.101194 said:Clever, But mean. Half of us grew up on transformers no reason to diss the entire series just for one game.
That said, I loved Transformers as a kid. I still think it was better then than it is now, for various reasons, but that doesn't mean I'm going to get all butthurt when someone points out some of the flaws in it, i.e. making kids milk their parents for cash.
I don't believe he did. I think he was commenting about the transformers fans who look past the game's failings because it's about transformers.101194 said:Clever, But mean. Half of us grew up on transformers no reason to diss the entire series just for one game.
If he does... It will probably just be like Halo 3's review all over again...Nueemann said:Well, he'll be back in time to give Halo Reach a sound maiming, so I'll look forward to that. (I'll be buying the game, but I always enjoy his criticism.)
It's not a problem. My motto is if you learn one thing new everyday (no matter how useless it is) then you're doing well lolZero Serenity said:<-Obviously not a transformers fan.RowdyRodimus said:The VF-1 was used to create the Jetfire toy in the G1 Transformers series. It was licensed out to Hasbro by Takatoru Toys which led to Matchbox not being able to release it as opart of it's Robotech line and that led to the VF-1S being created in it's place.Zero Serenity said:Wait a second...in the caption picture and starting at 3:58...is that a VF-1 Valkyrie from Macross?
Nice oversight. Zing!
So no, it isn't an oversight. (Understandable though since many people think of Jetfire as the Blackbird from the second Michael Bay movie)
I was using myself as an example to prove his point, I've no clue why I still have those things but whatever, at least I can be one of THOSE people who can actually admit he's right (unlike those people who play and "enjoy" brawl despite their constant complaining of it's "combat system")Not G. Ivingname said:You know you just proved his "colored your milk machines and argued which was best" point right?WOPR said:he explained that the whole reason behind the show was to sell us gimmicky toys... **looks at shelf of transformers collectibles** and admittedly I have to agree, but hey they kicked the crap out of GI Joe and Barbie (no offense people I'm just stating what sells WHICH IT DID!)
*Projectile Vomits* Still sick methinks. But yeah. It's not completely a whack job, I mean, Bandai still makes a vast ammount of toys (plastic ones) for Disney's Power Rangers series.RowdyRodimus said:It's not a problem. My motto is if you learn one thing new everyday (no matter how useless it is) then you're doing well lol