*sad trombone*

It was completed May 29, 2009 and had been scheduled for general release February 5, 2010 and 'delayed indefinitely' by MGM because of the bankruptcy.

No worrys, mate. I stayed away from a lot of the movie figures (though some were actually pretty good) and stuck mainly with the 'Generations' line- which were re-imaginings of the G1 series.

We are BOTH right.

BEHOLD THE GREATNESS!!

My apologies. I was originally going to say the Mother series released, but then you KNOW some wiseass would say' It HAS been released- in Japan. Derp derp derp!!'

Maybe if they hadn't marketed it so bad, that would have been different.

Optimus is good, but there is only ONE Masterpiece that is must buy:

Or the Mother series released in the U.S.?

While G1 is the standard, there are newer ones that are really good. Sure, diecast is good, but the tricks they can do nowadays is plain amazing. You should look at the Alternator and Masterpiece lines...

A better website featuring this:

There's only ONE way this could be cooler...

You know, eBay can help you reclaim that which was denied in your childhood...

DERP DERP DERP!!! SHE NO LIKE MEGA MAN LEGENDS 3!! SHE EVIL STOOPID WOMAN FOR NOT LOVING MEGA MAN LEGENDS 3!!! DERP DERP DERP!!!

I am SO hoping he comes to PAX Prime...

Or color him green and give him a name like Wasp-

Actually, my dad still collects toy cars (mainly Mustangs and police vehicles) and my Grandparents (his parents) had a fondness for novelty banks.

I have pretty much said I am done with Hasbro after their behavior over the last year with their Transformers line.

You should change always to used to always. The last year or so has made me REALLY not want to buy any more Transformer items...

Man, I always loved Game Crazy. The employees there REALLY had their act together. It was great to talk to people who didn't try to sell you on something you didn't want, and actually liked more obscure games. I had three incidents that stood out in my mind as to why I loved the crews there: