Dinobots and Insecticons coming to Transformers: Fall of Cybertron's multiplayer as downloadable content
Transformers to turn into dinosaurs and roll out
During a press event at this year's San Diego Comic Con, developer High Moon Studios revealed that, despite previous announcements stating that it wouldn't be the case, vanilla Transformers would be joined by Dinobots and Insecticons in the multiplayer portion of the upcoming Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. This, when mixed with the multiplayer's focus on absurd customization, is a dream come true for fans of the series, and we were briefly shown the fruits of the developer's labor, as different dinosaur and insect varieties were shown off.
There's a minor catch, though: these Transformers won't actually be available in the core game. High Moon Studios revealed that the different types of Transformers would be part of a downloadable content strategy, though the details weren't given. In fact, so far we have no idea how we'll get these – it could be linked to retailers, it could be post-release paid DLC, or it could be part of some sort of incentive to buy new copies of the game. Either way, Fall of Cybertron's multiplayer will feature robots that can turn into both dinosaurs and insects, and those are good things.
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