Because trouble comes in all sizes.
Robosen Robotics made a huge splash in recent years with their groundbreaking release of their Flagship series Optimus Prime. Indeed, Robosen’s Hasbro-licensed Optimus Prime came to life in robot form as the world’s first auto-converting Transformer. This Fall, Robeson is introducing the world’s first dual-form, bipedal walking robot in the form of the Flagship series Grimlock.
Transformers fans rejoice. A new trailer has just been released at PAX East for the upcoming 3D action-fighting game for mobile. Handheld games have come a long way since the nascent days of the Nintendo Gameboy. Most smartphones and tablets are arguably comparable in graphics prowess to game consoles. The 21st century is turning out to be not too shabby!
From the moment my youngest entered the world it began. My then two year old son instantly recognized there was a challenger to his throne. Sure his newborn sister was tiny and cute yet in his mind she represented a formidable opponent. “She can’t play with any of my toys!” he exclaimed. And for her part, she didn’t. At least not for a few months anyway.
Being a father certainly has its challenges. Yet parenthood also allows one to revisit the toys of one’s child hood. The re-emergence of Transformers merchandise has been a welcome surprise. Movies, animated series and more have reached an entirely new generation of fans creating a bridge between parents and their children. Given the right product, the potential for invaluable experiences fostering a closer bond arise. Such is the case with Hasbro’s latest toy series release Trnasformers Construct-Bots. A toy line that true to the 1980s catch phrase for the Transformers franchise, has more than meets the eye.