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* BeatingADeadPlayer: Enemies will still be locked onto the player and even fire after their health has been depleted. This is complimented by unique voicelines from some bosses reacting to your death.



* HealingFactor: Secretly unlockable. You get this after reaching the maximum level and continue increasing your XP.


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* * RegeneratingHealth: Secretly unlockable. You get this after reaching the maximum level and continue increasing your XP.


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* HealingFactor: Ratchet will activate "repair systems" when his health gets depleted enought.

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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: Missions alternate between each member of the cast, even during the mission. Sometimes they may force the protagonist to pick a specific vehicle for the job.



* BloodKnight: Brawl, in both versions. Ironhide is a more tempered example.



* MyRulesAreNotYourRules: The bossfights pit you against other characters, but they don't have the vulnerabilities that the player has, i.e. getting knocked out of vehicle form when hit with a heavy missile or having a faster and unlimited vehicle boost.

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* MyRulesAreNotYourRules: The bossfights pit you against other characters, but they don't have the vulnerabilities that the player has, i.e. getting thrown off their feet or knocked out of vehicle form when hit with a heavy missile or and having a faster and unlimited vehicle boost.



* SNKBoss: Bossfights will also give the opposing character techniques that the player will never get their hands on. In the Autobots Version, Starscream will not get knocked out of vehicle form when hit with heavy projectiles. On the Decepticons side, Ironhide has a large ground-pound move alongside a spinning missile move in his vehicle form, while Jazz can make long, gravity-defying jumps.

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* SNKBoss: Bossfights will also give the opposing character techniques that the player will never get their hands on. In the Autobots Version, Starscream and Brawl will not get knocked out of vehicle form when hit with heavy projectiles. On the Decepticons side, Ironhide has a large ground-pound move alongside a spinning missile move in his vehicle form, while Jazz can make long, gravity-defying jumps.



* EvilIsEasy: Compared to the Autobots Version, where they emphasize protecting the humans, the Decepticons version encourages destruction and extends it to the gameplay. The first mission in Tranquility is about taking out 3 police cars versus the Autobots counterpart of carefully taking out enemies and preventing the wanted meter from rising. The Decepticons Version even gives a new way to earn XP by simply destroying the humans' vehicles in freeroam.



* TeamDad: Barricade to the Decepticons until Megatron's revival.


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* TeamDad: Barricade to the Decepticons until Megatron's revival.
* TutorialFailure: A very minor case, but still somewhat applicable. The game gives you the controls for cars and helicopters, but in the case of Brawl, Starscream and Megatron, they do not have levels that let you get used to the jets or the unique tank form; you have to quickly glance at the menu controls.

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* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Optimus Prime has a massive blade attached to his right hand, as opposed to the retractable blade in the movie.
* BottomlessMagazines: It doesn't matter how much a gun is fired, the player and enemies never run out of ammo.
* EvilIsHammy: Megatron.

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* AdaptationDeviation: Both versions of the game adapt the plot of the movie, but make significant changes, and each end up differing over keeping one element of the movie over the other. The most significant one is the removal of the humans' plots, instead telling the story from the perspective of a rookie from each team instead.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Optimus Prime has a massive blade attached to his right hand, as opposed to the retractable blade in the movie.
movie. Megatron has a similar structure of his own.
* BottomlessMagazines: It doesn't matter how much a gun is fired, the player and enemies never run out of ammo.
ammo. This is nerfed with an energy bar limiting how many times the player can fire, though there is a cheat to remove this.
* CanonForeigner: The Create-A-Bot[=/=]Construct-A-Con, an avatar for the player that holds a role in the story.
* EvilIsHammy: Megatron. Starscream can also get pretty energetic in his line deliveries.
* {{Expy}}: The vehicle forms that the Create-A-Bot and Construct-A-Con unlock can be based on other Transformers. See MythologyGag for more details.
* {{Foil}}: The Create-A-Bot and Construct-A-Con, to each other. Both are the latest members of their factions and both are taken less seriously by the rest of the cast, but while Create-A-Bot is a heroic rookie trying his best and is going through the missions as a sort of learning experience, Construct-A-Con is the protege of current-leader Starscream and has enough mental prowess to take the role of a leader for some operations. The latter takes himself very seriously while the former is [[LeeroyJenkins too eager for his own good]].



* HealingFactor: Secretly unlockable. You get this after reaching the maximum level and continue increasing your XP.



* MacGuffin: The [=AllSpark=], of course.



* MyRulesAreNotYourRules: The bossfights pit you against other characters, but they don't have the vulnerabilities that the player has, i.e. getting knocked out of vehicle form when hit with a heavy missile or having a faster and unlimited vehicle boost.
* MythologyGag:
** There's a few with the vehicles Create-A-Bot and Construct-A-Con can scan, mostly in the form of {{Expies}}.
*** The "News Copter" form is based off of Blazemaster.
*** One utility vehicle has Construction colors.
*** The "Notchback" car is based on the Decepticon Swindle.
*** The "Armored Truck" closely resembles the vehicle form of Decepticon Payload.
*** The Pickup Truck and its variants are similar to the Decepticon Dropkick's vehicle form.
*** Two of the cars are patterned after Stunticons Wildrider and Breakdown.
*** The Attack Helicopter and its other variants' designs are Movieverse Shockwave as rendered in the console version of this game.
* NotSoDifferent: The page quote is an exchange from both games, where their respective Rookies partially Lampshade the nature of their games.
* OffscreenVillainDarkMatter: In both versions, the opposing faction has access to their entire army of {{Mooks}} while your side only consists of the 6 main cast members in the story. There will be no generic goons of your own.
* PlayerExclusiveMechanic: Sort of. The player can pick up objects, bash them, and throw them, which can be done on ''other transformers''. Not even the bosses can do that.



* SecretAIMoves: Many of the bossfights have unique mechanics, such as firepower that the player can't use when they get access to that character. Barricade uses a string of 3 bombs instead of the player's missiles and Ratchet uses his own unique faster healing factor when his health ends up depleted enough.
* SNKBoss: Bossfights will also give the opposing character techniques that the player will never get their hands on. In the Autobots Version, Starscream will not get knocked out of vehicle form when hit with heavy projectiles. On the Decepticons side, Ironhide has a large ground-pound move alongside a spinning missile move in his vehicle form, while Jazz can make long, gravity-defying jumps.
* UniqueProtagonistAsset: Both the Create-A-Bot and Construct-A-Con have an upgrade that allows them access to multiple vehicle forms, as well as the ability to change into any of them at will. This is plot-important, allowing them to scan a military helicopter to support their respective operations. Though Create-A-Bot is said to have been given this upgrade by Wheeljack, there is no explanation for how Construct-A-Con can do this.



* ArmyScout: "Reconnaissance Officer" Bumblebee has this role. He was the first of the Autobots to arrive on Earth and he has the most experience out of the entire main cast when it comes to relaying information about the planet and its inhabitants.



** Blackout is killed by Jazz.
** Barricade is killed by Bumblebee.

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** Blackout is killed by Jazz.
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** Barricade is killed by Bumblebee.Bumblebee and Optimus.



* ImpersonatingAnOfficer: Barricade does this as a squad car, directing other nearby police cars to fire on Bumblebee during a chase sequence.



* MythologyGag: The jet form that you unlock in this version of the game is based off of Aerialbot, Skydive.



* WalkingArmory: Downplayed. "Weapons-Specialist" Ironhide has massive cannons on his arms, though their moslty just for show. "Mostly" as he still fires from them and his firepower can be quite powerful.



* AdaptationExpansion: The Decepticons' operations at Qatar are given a bit more focus here.



* BookEnds: The first mission has Construct-A-Con arrive at the Casino Strip. The final mission takes place in that same location, even starting near the place where he landed.



* ClimaxBoss: Optimus Prime is fought before the final mission of the game, settling the conflict between the Autobots and Decepticons once and for all.



* DidntSeeThatComing: Barricade and the other Decepticons knew that Starscream was really trying to findi Megatron and was also planning to have him killed in his sleep with the help of Construct-A-Con. What they ''weren't'' factoring in is why he came to Earth, and they had no idea that Megatron and Starscream are really after the [=AllSpark=]. They realize that they need to make their move fast before Starscream secures his power for good with the [=AllSpark=].



* FauxAffablyEvil: Starscream.

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* FauxAffablyEvil: Starscream. He plays up the role of a benevolent ruler and mentor for Construct-A-Con in much of the game, but when the Decepticons are coming closer to finding and reviving Megatron, he [[spoiler:personally makes an appearance to Construct-A-Con to tell him that he needs to kill Megatron in his frozen state. He physically rams into him before yelling at him to not fail.]]
* HeroAntagonist: The Autobots give the Decepticons trouble at times. [[spoiler:They later ally with Sector 7 and the military.]]



* MythologyGag:
** There's a few with the vehicles Construct-A-Con can scan.
*** One utility vehicle has Construction colors
*** Two of the cars are patterned after Stunticons Wildrider and Breakdown.
*** The Attack Helicopter design is Movieverse Shockwave as rendered in the console version of this game.
** If one scores high enough in the weekly playthroughs or got the download from Target they could unlock Starscream in his G1 colors. It also comes with a laser using the drone sound-effects (which were the Null-Ray SFX from the G1 Cartoon).

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* MythologyGag:
** There's a few with the vehicles Construct-A-Con can scan.
*** One utility vehicle has Construction colors
*** Two of the cars are patterned after Stunticons Wildrider and Breakdown.
*** The Attack Helicopter design is Movieverse Shockwave as rendered in the console version of this game.
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MythologyGag: If one scores high enough in the weekly playthroughs or got the download from Target they could unlock Starscream in his G1 colors. It also comes with a laser using the drone sound-effects (which were the Null-Ray SFX from the G1 Cartoon).Cartoon).
* NoSell: Starscream is completely invulnerable [[spoiler:when he has the [=AllSpark=] in his possession]].



* PintSizedPowerhouse: Jazz gives Megatron a seriously tough time during his boss fight.

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** Barricade holds nothing back when dealing with Starscream, even though the latter [[spoiler:has the [=AllSpark=].]]


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* TyrantTakesTheHelm: While [[VillainProtagonist all tyrants]], Starscream taking over in Megatron's absence is this in the Decepticons' perspective. They'd rather have a SocialDarwinist for a leader instead of a slimy, backstabbing coward hungry for power.


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* TheWorfEffect: A Played With example. Blackout is known to handle himself well enough, but [[spoiler:Starscream, with access to the [=AllSpark=], one-shots him. He takes [[PintSizedPowerhouse Barricade]] down not long after, and he even quickly renders Megatron weak before the end of the second-to-last mission]].
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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con, Barricade, Blackout, Starscream, Jazz, Ironhide, Bumblebee, Create-A-Bot, and Optimus Prime.]]

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* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con, Construct-A-Con, Barricade, Blackout, Starscream, Jazz, Ironhide, Bumblebee, Create-A-Bot, and Optimus Prime.]]



* SacrificialLion: [[spoiler: Barricade's death serving Megatron's cause proves to Create-A-Con what being a Decepticon really means.]]

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* SacrificialLion: [[spoiler: Barricade's death serving Megatron's cause proves to Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con what being a Decepticon really means.]]



* TheStarscream: Besides the Trope Namer, Create-A-Con and Barricade take up the role since they end up working to end his leadership.

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* TheStarscream: Besides the Trope Namer, Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con and Barricade take up the role since they end up working to end his leadership.



* UngratefulBastard: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con stayed loyal to Megatron, and helped him to defeat Starscream. Megatron repays him by killing him for the damage he took fighting Starscream, declaring repairs to be waste for anyone who is too weak to avoid getting hurt.]]

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* UngratefulBastard: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con stayed loyal to Megatron, and helped him to defeat Starscream. Megatron repays him by killing him for the damage he took fighting Starscream, declaring repairs to be waste for anyone who is too weak to avoid getting hurt.]]



* VillainEpisode: Putting aside that you are playing as the villains, Starscream is still the game's main villain. This doesn't stop you from getting a level where you play as him as he kills Bumblebee, takes the [=AllSpark=] [[spoiler: and even has a boss fight where he kills Barricade, who had been TheMentor to Create-A-Con.]]

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* VillainEpisode: Putting aside that you are playing as the villains, Starscream is still the game's main villain. This doesn't stop you from getting a level where you play as him as he kills Bumblebee, takes the [=AllSpark=] [[spoiler: and even has a boss fight where he kills Barricade, who had been TheMentor to Create-A-Con.Construct-A-Con.]]

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-->'''Optimus Prime''': You and I have been through too much together to warrant any apologies, old friend.



** Create-A-Con appears as the first boss and is seen released Megatron, but vanishes from the plot.

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** Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con appears as the first boss and is seen with a released Megatron, but vanishes from the plot.



* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Starscream actually has 5% approval rating - the 5% coming from Create-A-Con - but soon the Decepticons go rogue from him, having hating him ever since he took over from Megatron.

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* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Starscream actually has 5% approval rating - the 5% coming from Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con - but soon the Decepticons go rogue from him, having hating hated him ever since he took over from Megatron.



* AdaptationalBadass: Starscream, full stop. Most depictions of the character present his attempts to overthrow Megatron as a nuisance that does little beyond [[NiceJobFixingItVillain provide unintentional aid to the Autobots]]. Here is the game's main antagonist [[spoiler: actually kills two of the main playable character]], with Optimus Prime being treated as a nuisance while Starscream is the main threat. In terms of in game stats he is almost Megatron's equal, Megatron only beating him in the firepower stat (Megatron's is maxed out).

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* AdaptationalBadass: Starscream, full stop. Most depictions of the character present his attempts to overthrow Megatron as a nuisance that does little beyond [[NiceJobFixingItVillain provide unintentional aid to the Autobots]]. Here He is the game's main antagonist [[spoiler: [[spoiler:who actually kills two of the main playable character]], characters]], with Optimus Prime being treated as a nuisance while Starscream is the main threat. In terms of in game stats he is almost Megatron's equal, Megatron only beating him in the firepower stat (Megatron's is maxed out).



* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Create-A-Con, from Starscream's perspective.

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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Create-A-Con, Construct-A-Con, from Starscream's perspective.



* AssKickingEqualsAuthority: While it's clear all of the Decepticons besides Create-A-Con hate Starscream, because Starscream is so strong they won't dare make a move against him unless they bring back Megatron first. In actual gameplay, Starscream has the best stats next to Megatron, the one Decepticon who can be counted on to defeat him.

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* AssKickingEqualsAuthority: While it's clear all of the Decepticons besides Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con hate Starscream, because Starscream is so strong they won't dare make a move against him unless they bring back Megatron first. In actual gameplay, Starscream has the best stats next to Megatron, the one Decepticon who can be counted on to defeat him.



* BenevolentBoss: Starscream plays up this angle to Create-A-Con, and actually does treat him well from the start, until his VillainousBreakdown begins to occur. The other Decepticons consider Megatron to be the closest thing to this as they can get.

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* BenevolentBoss: Starscream plays up this angle to Create-A-Con, Construct-A-Con, and actually does treat him well from the start, until his VillainousBreakdown begins to occur. The other Decepticons consider Megatron to be the closest thing to this as they can get.



* BrokenPedestal: Starscream for Create-A-Con.
* CoolOldGuy: Barricade ultimately ends up becoming this to Create-A-Con.

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* BrokenPedestal: Starscream for Create-A-Con.
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* CoolOldGuy: Barricade ultimately ends up becoming this to Create-A-Con.Construct-A-Con.



-->'''Starscream''': I won't be the last, Megatron! Some one will ''always'' be there to challenge your leadership!

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-->'''Starscream''': I won't be the last, Megatron! Some one Someone will ''always'' be there to challenge your leadership!



-->'''Barricade''': Starscream's the kind who would kill you in your sleep! Megatron would have ball bearings to do it to your face.
** [[spoiler: After Starscream's defeat, Create-A-Con mourns the death of the other Decepticons.]]

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-->'''Barricade''': Starscream's the kind who type that would kill you in your sleep! Megatron would have ball bearings to do it to your face.
** [[spoiler: After Starscream's defeat, Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con mourns the death of the other Decepticons.]]
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*HelloInsertNameHere: The Create-A-Bot and Construct-A-Con can be given various names of up to 7 characters.
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!'''Both versions provide examples of:'''
* AdaptedOut: Bonecrusher doesn't appear in either version of the game.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Optimus Prime has a massive blade attached to his right hand, as opposed to the retractable blade in the movie.
* BottomlessMagazines: It doesn't matter how much a gun is fired, the player and enemies never run out of ammo.
* EvilIsHammy: Megatron.
* LargeAndInCharge: Optimus Prime and Megatron are the leaders of both factions and the largest playable characters.
* MultiformBalance: The player character can access different vehicle modes, which change the type of robot mode they get. The bigger the vehicle, the more the robot mode trades off speed for power.
* PurposelyOverpowered: A downloadable cheat lets the player use G1 Starscream in the ''Decepticons'' version and Skydive in the ''Autobots'' version. Both of these characters have fast, durable, flying vehicle modes in addition to the best stats in the game in robot mode, being maxed out in every area except melee attacks, which nearly at maximum anyways.
* YouCantThwartStageOne: It doesn't matter what you do, you cannot keep the BigBad from either respective game from getting the [=AllSpark=]. [[spoiler: In ''Decepticons'', you actually play as Starscream while he takes the [=AllSpark=].]]

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* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: All of The Decepticons who die in the movie;
** Blackout is killed by Jazz.
** Barricade is killed by Bumblebee.
** Brawl is killed by Optimus Prime.
** Megatron survives having the [=AllSpark=] jammed into him, and is instead killed by Optimus.


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* SparedByTheAdaptation: Jazz doesn't die like he does in the movie.


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** Create-A-Con appears as the first boss and is seen released Megatron, but vanishes from the plot.


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* AscendedExtra: Barricade was just another Decepticon in the movie, but in this game he presented as the leader of the Decepticons sent to Earth to find the [=AllSpark=], only taking orders from Starscream.
* AssKickingEqualsAuthority: While it's clear all of the Decepticons besides Create-A-Con hate Starscream, because Starscream is so strong they won't dare make a move against him unless they bring back Megatron first. In actual gameplay, Starscream has the best stats next to Megatron, the one Decepticon who can be counted on to defeat him.


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* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: Blackout is killed by Starscream.


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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: After Starscream gets the [=AllSpark=], he kills Blackout with a single shot.


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** [[spoiler: After Starscream's defeat, Create-A-Con mourns the death of the other Decepticons.]]
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Optimus Prime leads the Autobots and has the highest stats of the pre-existing characters.


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* NoSell: Optimus' attacks on Megatron have no effect thanks to Megatron possessing the [=AllSpark=].


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* AdaptationalBadass: Starscream, full stop. Most depictions of the character present his attempts to overthrow Megatron as a nuisance that does little beyond [[NiceJobFixingItVillain provide unintentional aid to the Autobots]]. Here is the game's main antagonist [[spoiler: actually kills two of the main playable character]], with Optimus Prime being treated as a nuisance while Starscream is the main threat. In terms of in game stats he is almost Megatron's equal, Megatron only beating him in the firepower stat (Megatron's is maxed out).


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* UngratefulBastard: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con stayed loyal to Megatron, and helped him to defeat Starscream. Megatron repays him by killing him for the damage he took fighting Starscream, declaring repairs to be waste for anyone who is too weak to avoid getting hurt.]]


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* VillainEpisode: Putting aside that you are playing as the villains, Starscream is still the game's main villain. This doesn't stop you from getting a level where you play as him as he kills Bumblebee, takes the [=AllSpark=] [[spoiler: and even has a boss fight where he kills Barricade, who had been TheMentor to Create-A-Con.]]

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* BlackAndGrayMorality: The Decepticons loyal to Megatron genuinely believe he's their best hope at restoring their home and making the universe a better place. Starscream, the BigBad, is truly out for himself and doesn't care who gets in the way, and is ''far'' less sympathetic a character than the other Decepticons.



* GrayAndBlackMorality: The Decepticons loyal to Megatron genuinely believe he's their best hope at restoring their home and making the universe a better place. Starscream, the BigBad, is truly out for himself and doesn't care who gets in the way, and is ''far'' less sympathetic a character than the other Decepticons.

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* BlackAndGrayMorality: Optimus makes some rather questionable decisions during the game, to the point even Ironhide openly questions him. Meanwhile, the Decepticons are really just there to be villains.



* GrayAndBlackMorality: Optimus makes some rather questionable decisions during the game, to the point even Ironhide openly questions him. Meanwhile, the Decepticons are really just there to be villains.
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->'''Create-A-Con''': You Autobots are no better than we Decepticons. We might be on opposite sides, but we're both playing the same game.

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->'''Create-A-Con''': ->'''Construct-A-Con''': You Autobots are no better than we Decepticons. We might be on opposite sides, but we're both playing the same game.



** There's a few with the vehicles Create-A-Con can scan.

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** There's a few with the vehicles Create-A-Con Construct-A-Con can scan.



** If one scores high enough in the weekly play throughs or got the download from target they could unlock Starscream in his G1 colors. It also comes with a laser using the drone sound-effects (which were the Null-Ray SFX from the G1 Cartoon).

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** If one scores high enough in the weekly play throughs playthroughs or got the download from target Target they could unlock Starscream in his G1 colors. It also comes with a laser using the drone sound-effects (which were the Null-Ray SFX from the G1 Cartoon).



* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con's loyalty to Megatron and his sacrifice to deal a critical blow to Starscream is repaid by his boss... By way of being torn apart for being "weak". Megatron also explicitly feels this way about his other fallen troops.]]

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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con's Construct-A-Con's loyalty to Megatron and his sacrifice to deal a critical blow to Starscream is repaid by his boss... By way of being torn apart for being "weak". Megatron also explicitly feels this way about his other fallen troops.]]
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->'''Create-A-Bot''': You Decepticons just don't know when to quit! Time to show you that the bad guys always lose!
->'''Create-A-Con''': You Autobots are no different from we Decepticons. We might be on different sides, but we're both playing the same game.

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->'''Create-A-Bot''': You Decepticons just don't know when to quit! Time to show teach you that the bad guys always lose!
->'''Create-A-Con''': You Autobots are no different from better than we Decepticons. We might be on different opposite sides, but we're both playing the same game.
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* FiveBadBand: One that is affected dramatically by Megatron's status.
** BigBad: Starscream holds the title for most of the game, until Megatron's revival. Barricade holds command for Megatron's loyalists until his revival.
** TheDragon: Create-A-Con for Starscream and later Barricade, Barricade for Megatron.
** TheBrute: Brawl.
** TheEvilGenius: Blackout
** TagalongKid: The others consider Create-A-Con this, until he proves himself.
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To coincide with the [[Film/{{Transformers}} 2007 film]], '''''VideoGame/TransformersTheGame''''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [=AllSpark=]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [=AllSpark=]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.

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To coincide with the [[Film/{{Transformers}} 2007 film]], '''''VideoGame/TransformersTheGame''''' '''''VideoGame/TransformersTheGameConsole''''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [=AllSpark=]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [=AllSpark=]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.
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To coincide with the [[Film/{{Transformers}} 2007 film]], '''''Transformers: The Game''''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [=AllSpark=]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [=AllSpark=]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.

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To coincide with the [[Film/{{Transformers}} 2007 film]], '''''Transformers: The Game''''' '''''VideoGame/TransformersTheGame''''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [=AllSpark=]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [=AllSpark=]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.
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*** The Attack Vehicon design is Movieverse Shockwave as rendered in the console version of this game.

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*** The Attack Vehicon Helicopter design is Movieverse Shockwave as rendered in the console version of this game.
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* AdaptedOut: While the Autobot roster all made it in, a few Decepticons had to be cut. Scorponok couldn't translate over to this game like he could in the console, and Bonecrusher was dropped like he was in every other video game tie in except the PSP. Frenzy isn't playable either, but he at least has a cameo in the intro cutscene.

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* ArtificialStupidity: In the boss fight with Optimus you can win by having Megatron fly over the water (don't fly too far or you'll get a game over via out of bounds) and Optimus will chase after him and fall in, resulting in instant death.

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* ArtificialStupidity: ArtificialStupidity:
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In the boss fight with Optimus you can win by having Megatron fly over the water (don't fly too far or you'll get a game over via out of bounds) and Optimus will chase after him and fall in, resulting in instant death.death.
** During the final phase of Starscream's boss fight, it's simple enough to leave the platform he's based on and take cover below, and he'll do nothing to stop you. You can mine for health and he'll just shoot at the ground. It's especially grievous as other boss fights like Jazz and Ironhide had special means to try and stop you from getting out of range.
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* ArtificialStupidity: In the boss fight with Optimus you can win by having Megatron fly over the water (don't fly too far or you'll get a game over via out of bounds) and Optimus will chase after him and fall in, resulting in instant death.
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* MythologyGag:
** There's a few with the vehicles Create-A-Con can scan.
*** One utility vehicle has Construction colors
*** Two of the cars are patterned after Stunticons Wildrider and Breakdown.
*** The Attack Vehicon design is Movieverse Shockwave as rendered in the console version of this game.
** If one scores high enough in the weekly play throughs or got the download from target they could unlock Starscream in his G1 colors. It also comes with a laser using the drone sound-effects (which were the Null-Ray SFX from the G1 Cartoon).

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-->'''Create-A-Bot''': You Decepticons just don't know when to quit! Time to show you that the bad guys always lose!
-->'''Create-A-Con''': You Autobots are no different from we Decepticons. We might be on different sides, but we're both playing the same game.

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-->'''Create-A-Bot''': ->'''Create-A-Bot''': You Decepticons just don't know when to quit! Time to show you that the bad guys always lose!
-->'''Create-A-Con''': ->'''Create-A-Con''': You Autobots are no different from we Decepticons. We might be on different sides, but we're both playing the same game.



* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: The Decepticons plan to bomb the Hoover Dam to distract the Autobots long enough to steal the [=AllSpark=] from them unopposed.
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* GenreSavvy: Barricade is the most GenreSavvy of the cast. He warns Create-A-Con away from fighting Optimus, knowing he'd end up dead. He also figures out pretty quickly that Create-A-Con only helped him clear Tranquility's police force on a suggestion from Starscream to earn his trust. He also recognizes that the Decepticon they're searching for is Megatron, since Starscream wouldn't waste resources searching for a Decepticon who didn't pose a threat to him.
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To coincide with the [[Film/{{Transformers}} 2007 ''Film/Transformers'' film, '''Transformers: film]], '''''Transformers: The Game''' Game''''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [=AllSpark=]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [=AllSpark=]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.
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* AStudentOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: Create-A-Con, from Starscream's perspective.

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* AStudentOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: Create-A-Con, from Starscream's perspective.

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To coincide with the 2007 ''Film/Transformers'' film, '''Transformers: The Game''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [==AllSpark==]. [=AllSpark=]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [==AllSpark==].[=AllSpark=]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.



* BittersweetEnding: Megatron and the Decepticons are defeated, but [[spoiler: Create-A-Bot has died to save the Earth, destroying the ==AllSpark== with him.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: Megatron and the Decepticons are defeated, but [[spoiler: Create-A-Bot has died to save the Earth, destroying the ==AllSpark== [=AllSpark=] with him.]]



* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: The Decepticons plan to bomb the Hoover Dam to distract the Autobots long enough to steal the ==AllSpark== from them unopposed.

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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: The Decepticons plan to bomb the Hoover Dam to distract the Autobots long enough to steal the ==AllSpark== [=AllSpark=] from them unopposed.



-->'''Ironhide''': You don't really care about ''any'' of us, do you, Prime?! "Protect the humans, get the ==AllSpark==, Autobots preserve life!" All you really care about is beating your brother!

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-->'''Ironhide''': You don't really care about ''any'' of us, do you, Prime?! "Protect the humans, get the ==AllSpark==, [=AllSpark=], Autobots preserve life!" All you really care about is beating your brother!



* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: Starscream actually has 5% approval rating - the 5% coming from Create-A-Con - but soon the Decepticons go rogue from him, having hating him ever since he took over from Megatron.
* AdaptationalVillainy: This is easily the darkest incarnation of Starscream in the franchise. [[spoiler: Even if in the end he loses to Megatron]], he is an enemy that is ''not'' to be trifled with and is a threat that Megatron considers greater than Optimus [[spoiler: once he gets the [=AllSpark=].]]



* BigBad: Despite the perspective being flipped from the Autobots to the Decepticons, Optimus Prime does ''not'' hold this title. It's in fact Starscream whose machinations drive the plot.

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* BigBad: Despite the perspective being flipped from the Autobots to the Decepticons, Optimus Prime does ''not'' hold this title. It's in fact Starscream whose machinations drive the plot. Optimus comes off more as a BigBadWannabe, considering how Megatron only briefly regards him before [[spoiler: killing him and moving on to Starscream]].



* CoolOldGuy: Barricade ultimately ends up becoming this to Create-A-Con.



* DirtyCoward: It's this trope that fits Starscream to a tee, and it's why Barricade and the Decepticons want him out of power.



* DownerEnding: While it doesn't bother Megatron too much, he ends the game having lost the ==AllSpark== and [[spoiler: all of his troops, including Create-A-Con.]]

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* DownerEnding: While it doesn't bother Megatron too much, he ends the game having lost the ==AllSpark== [=AllSpark=] and [[spoiler: all of his troops, including Create-A-Con.]]



** TheDragon: Create-A-Con for Starscream, Barricade for Megatron.

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** TheDragon: Create-A-Con for Starscream, Starscream and later Barricade, Barricade for Megatron.



* GenreSavvy: Barricade warns Create-A-Con away from fighting Optimus, knowing he'd end up dead.

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* GenreSavvy: Barricade is the most GenreSavvy of the cast. He warns Create-A-Con away from fighting Optimus, knowing he'd end up dead.dead. He also figures out pretty quickly that Create-A-Con only helped him clear Tranquility's police force on a suggestion from Starscream to earn his trust. He also recognizes that the Decepticon they're searching for is Megatron, since Starscream wouldn't waste resources searching for a Decepticon who didn't pose a threat to him.
* GrayAndBlackMorality: The Decepticons loyal to Megatron genuinely believe he's their best hope at restoring their home and making the universe a better place. Starscream, the BigBad, is truly out for himself and doesn't care who gets in the way, and is ''far'' less sympathetic a character than the other Decepticons.



* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con, Barricade, Blackout, Starscream, Jazz, Ironhide, Bumblebee, Create-A-Bot, and Optimus Prime.]]
* KillEmAll: Only ''three'' members of the games' cast are not explicitly seen being killed (see WhatHappenedToTheMouse).
* NothingIsScarier: We never get to see Brawl play with his new friends [[note]]captured human soldiers[[/note]], but considering how he gleefully asks if "hurts", we're probably best off not knowing.



* PsychopathicManchild: Brawl, who is basically a kid begging his parent to play with his toys... Which is really him begging Barricade to blow stuff up.
* SacrificialLion: [[spoiler: Barricade's death serving Megatron's cause proves to Create-A-Con what being a Decepticon really means.

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* PsychopathicManchild: Brawl, who is basically a kid begging his parent to play with his toys... Which toys, which in this scenario is really him begging Barricade to blow stuff up.
* RousingSpeech:
-->'''Megatron''': My Decepticon brothers, we are united once again. Today we dine on the sparks of all Autobots. Today I reduce Starscream to a pile of scrap metal! Today we reclaim the [=AllSpark=] and show the universe what it means to be a '''DECEPTICON!!!'''
* SacrificialLion: [[spoiler: Barricade's death serving Megatron's cause proves to Create-A-Con what being a Decepticon really means.]]


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* SpottingTheThread: Barricade busts Create-A-Con's bubble when he reveals he knows that they're on the trail of the frozen Megatron; as Barricade puts it, Starscream wouldn't go through so many hoops just to find any random Decepticon. He'd only go after Megatron since he is the one Decepticon who truly poses a threat to him should he awaken.
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-->''Create-A-Con'': You Autobots are no different from we Decepticons. We might be on different sides, but we're both playing the same game.

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-->''Create-A-Con'': -->'''Create-A-Con''': You Autobots are no different from we Decepticons. We might be on different sides, but we're both playing the same game.

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To coincide with the 2007 ''Film/Transformers'' film, '''Transformers: The Game''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [=AllSpark=]. [==AllSpark==]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [=AllSpark=].[==AllSpark==]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.



* BittersweetEnding: Megatron and the Decepticons are defeated, but [[spoiler: Create-A-Bot has died to save the Earth, destroying the =AllSpark= with him.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: Megatron and the Decepticons are defeated, but [[spoiler: Create-A-Bot has died to save the Earth, destroying the =AllSpark= ==AllSpark== with him.]]



* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: The Decepticons plan to bomb the Hoover Dam to distract the Autobots long enough to steal the =AllSpark= from them unopposed.

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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: The Decepticons plan to bomb the Hoover Dam to distract the Autobots long enough to steal the =AllSpark= ==AllSpark== from them unopposed.



-->'''Ironhide''': You don't really care about ''any'' of us, do you, Prime?! "Protect the humans, get the [=AllSpark=], Autobots preserve life!" All you really care about is beating your brother!

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-->'''Ironhide''': You don't really care about ''any'' of us, do you, Prime?! "Protect the humans, get the [=AllSpark=], ==AllSpark==, Autobots preserve life!" All you really care about is beating your brother!



* DownerEnding: While it doesn't bother Megatron too much, he ends the game having lost the =AllSpark= and all of his troops.

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* DownerEnding: While it doesn't bother Megatron too much, he ends the game having lost the =AllSpark= ==AllSpark== and [[spoiler: all of his troops.troops, including Create-A-Con.]]



* FauxAffablyEvil: Starscream.



* GenreSavvy: Barricade warns Create-A-Con away from fighting Optimus, knowing he'd end up dead.
* HiddenDepths: Brawl is pretty boisterous, but he's shown to be quite intelligent at times and actively participates in discussions regarding the team's next move.



* PsychopathicManchild: Brawl, who is basically a kid begging his parent to play with his toys... Which is really him begging Barricade to blow stuff up.
* SacrificialLion: [[spoiler: Barricade's death serving Megatron's cause proves to Create-A-Con what being a Decepticon really means.
* TheSocialDarwinist: Megatron. See YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.
* TeamDad: Barricade to the Decepticons until Megatron's revival.



* TheStoic: Blackout, who only raises his voice when he's hit during a fight. [[spoiler: Or killed.]]



* VillainousBreakdown: Starscream starts the game pretty slimy and smooth, but as things begin to spiral out of his control, he gradually stops putting up the kindly facade he's been showing his protégé the entire game.



* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Brawl disappears after fighting Ironhide, and Ratchet disappears after surviving his boss fight.

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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Brawl disappears after fighting Ironhide, and Ratchet disappears after surviving his boss fight.fight.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler: Create-A-Con's loyalty to Megatron and his sacrifice to deal a critical blow to Starscream is repaid by his boss... By way of being torn apart for being "weak". Megatron also explicitly feels this way about his other fallen troops.]]
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* OldFriends: Optimus and Ironhide. This is why Optimus warmly forgives Ironhide for his angry outburst.

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* OldFriends: OldFriend: Optimus and Ironhide. This is why Optimus warmly forgives Ironhide for his angry outburst.



* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: Create-A-Con, from Starscream's perspective.

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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: AStudentOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: Create-A-Con, from Starscream's perspective.
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-->'''Create-A-Bot''': You Decepticons just don't know when to quit! Time to show you that the bad guys always lose!
-->''Create-A-Con'': You Autobots are no different from we Decepticons. We might be on different sides, but we're both playing the same game.

To coincide with the 2007 ''Film/Transformers'' film, '''Transformers: The Game''' was released in two halves for the Nintendo DS. One follows the plot of the movie, focusing on the Autobots' attempts to reclaim the [=AllSpark=]. The other game focuses on the Decepticons, and a power struggle that evolves during their quest for the [=AllSpark=]. Woven in amongst both games is a study on how both sides are NotSoDifferent. The Decepticons are shown to have a code of honor, and have some sympathetic members in their ranks, while the Autobots make some rather gray moral choices. Both games also star a player-created character, who's a rookie to the cause, be he Autobot or Decepticon, as he learns what it means to be a member of either faction.

The games feature a lengthy campaign and wide open worlds for you to explore. Notably, the player-created character is able to take the alternate form of nearly any vehicle the player wishes at any time.

Considerably DarkerAndEdgier than the console game, and with a greater focus on plot and characterization, the game is widely considered much better than its console counterpart.

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!'''The ''Autobot'' portion contains examples of:'''

* ADayInTheLimelight: Ratchet has the smallest role of the Autobots, but he gets to fight Blackout in ''Downtown Blackout''.
* AntagonisticOffspring: Optimus reveals Megatron to have been this, as he killed their father. It unintentionally foreshadows ''Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon''.
* BigBadEnsemble: Though Megatron is the larger threat, he doesn't take a direct role in the story until he's freed late in the game. Sector Seven gives the Autobots a hard time for the majority of the game in his stead.
* BigGood: Optimus Prime.
* BittersweetEnding: Megatron and the Decepticons are defeated, but [[spoiler: Create-A-Bot has died to save the Earth, destroying the =AllSpark= with him.]]
* TheChainsOfCommanding: Optimus is full of self-doubt and is clearly weary from a long, painful war with the Decepticons.
* CoolOldGuy: Optimus, Ironhide and Ratchet.
* DangerouslyGenreSavvy: The Decepticons plan to bomb the Hoover Dam to distract the Autobots long enough to steal the =AllSpark= from them unopposed.
* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Optimus Prime.
** TheLancer: Jazz.
** TheBigGuy: Ironhide
** TheSmartGuy: Ratchet.
** TheHeart: Bumblebee.
** TagalongKid: Create-A-Bot.
* GrayAndBlackMorality: Optimus makes some rather questionable decisions during the game, to the point even Ironhide openly questions him. Meanwhile, the Decepticons are really just there to be villains.
* HeroicSacrifice: Bumblebee sacrifices himself to Sector Seven when Create-A-Bot brings a horde of them to the two of them. Later, [[spoiler: Create-A-Bot sacrifices himself to deal a critical blow to Megatron that allows Optimus to beat him.]]
* LeeroyJenkins: Create-A-Bot, who is far too eager to kick some tailpipe. It gets Bumblebee captured and tortured by Sector Seven.
* KilledOffForReal: The entire Decepticon cast bar Starscream, and [[spoiler: Create-A-Bot]].
* KnightOfCerebus: Megatron. Ironhide puts it best when he's freed.
-->'''Ironhide''': Playtime's over kid. This is as serious as it gets.
* TheMentor: Ironhide to Create-A-Bot, and Bumblebee as well.
* OldFriends: Optimus and Ironhide. This is why Optimus warmly forgives Ironhide for his angry outburst.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Ironhide gives one to Create-A-Bot for getting Bumblebee captured... then turns onto Optimus and gives him an absolutely scathing one.
-->'''Ironhide''': You don't really care about ''any'' of us, do you, Prime?! "Protect the humans, get the [=AllSpark=], Autobots preserve life!" All you really care about is beating your brother!
* SacrificialLion: Zigzagged. Bumblebee doesn't die, but Optimus considers him good as dead when he's captured by Sector Seven. Things get far more serious for the plot, even after Bumblebee is found alive and is freed.
* TookALevelInBadass: Create-A-Bot gradually improves in combat until he's willing to take on ''Megatron'' alone.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Starscream appears to give Ironhide a boss fight, and disappears for parts unknown. Ratchet and Jazz are also absent from the final cutscene.
* WhatTheHellHero: See Ironhide's TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Optimus, after the latter decides to leave Bumblebee for dead.
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!The ''Decepticons'' game features examples of:
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedEvil: Create-A-Con, from Starscream's perspective.
* BadBoss: Both Megatron and Starscream qualify.
* BenevolentBoss: Starscream plays up this angle to Create-A-Con, and actually does treat him well from the start, until his VillainousBreakdown begins to occur. The other Decepticons consider Megatron to be the closest thing to this as they can get.
* BigBad: Despite the perspective being flipped from the Autobots to the Decepticons, Optimus Prime does ''not'' hold this title. It's in fact Starscream whose machinations drive the plot.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: Starscream is kind to his protege at first, but let's face it, we all know just what he is.
* BrokenPedestal: Starscream for Create-A-Con.
* DefiantToTheEnd: Starscream when he's about to be executed.
-->'''Starscream''': I won't be the last, Megatron! Some one will ''always'' be there to challenge your leadership!
* DemotedToExtra: The Autobots, if you played their game first.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: Optimus Prime is ''not'' the FinalBoss, and is far from Megatron's first concern.
* DownerEnding: While it doesn't bother Megatron too much, he ends the game having lost the =AllSpark= and all of his troops.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: The Decepticons are disgusted by Starscream's treachery. Megatron is of a similar mindset.
-->'''Barricade''': Starscream's the kind who would kill you in your sleep! Megatron would have ball bearings to do it to your face.
* EvilMentor: Starscream, then Barricade for Create-A-Con.
* FiveBadBand: One that is affected dramatically by Megatron's status.
** BigBad: Starscream holds the title for most of the game, until Megatron's revival. Barricade holds command for Megatron's loyalists until his revival.
** TheDragon: Create-A-Con for Starscream, Barricade for Megatron.
** TheBrute: Brawl.
** TheEvilGenius: Blackout
** TagalongKid: The others consider Create-A-Con this, until he proves himself.
* PintSizedPowerhouse: Jazz gives Megatron a seriously tough time during his boss fight.
* TheStarscream: Besides the Trope Namer, Create-A-Con and Barricade take up the role since they end up working to end his leadership.
* UndyingLoyalty: Create-A-Con learns that having this for Megatron is what it truly means to be a Decepticon.
* VillainProtagonist: The Decepticons, naturally.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Brawl disappears after fighting Ironhide, and Ratchet disappears after surviving his boss fight.

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