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Ahh, it's nice to sit and relax after a big meal. *pats tummy* Hopefully, having an early dinner will also allow me to play better tonight. I know how badly I lurched around on the ice when I finished dinner less than an hour before the game, so this might be a good change for me.
Ahh, I remember the good old days when I was young and could hack out a few broomball games right after having a large dinner. *reminisces* Boy, I was young once. *fancies*
Anyway, I was trolling over at the ShackNews and I came across this sweet rumour: A Transformers live action movie is in the works. Now, I still think it's a rumour, although the (probably fake) CGI shot of Optimus Prime superimposed on a NY street looks cool. I'm wondering however, how will they account for Megatron's expansion and contraction when he transforms? I guess that's for someone else to decide..
Oh yeah, also at the ShackNews was a link to an article about Square producing 23 games in the next few years. Holy crap!
Uhh.. I have to check on something. I'll be back.
Wednesday, January 31, 2001 at 11:26:03 (UTC)
If I recall correctly, Megatron (after the first movie) no longer transforms into a gun - doesn't he just turn into a cannon now?
MJO
Wednesday, January 31, 2001 at 14:36:23 (UTC)
Yes, during the movie (right at the beginning actually), Megatron was heavilly damaged in his battle with Optimus Prime and was later thrown into space by Skyscream (?). He was later picked up by that planet killer.. Omnicron? Rebuilt into Galvatron, which now turns into a cannon, and proceeded to turn Skyscream into ash upon his return.
This live action movie is supposed to span 350 million years, which would probably include the time when Megatron still transformed into a gun. (It had always bothered me in the series.) Actually, the transformer I want to see more is Blaster(?). The head honcho who stuck around on Cybertron when the rest of the big boys left. He's the one who could turn into.. uh.. six different things right? (At least the model did.)
QYV