Ok, so technically not quite everybody, but there are still a fair few Decepti-creeps to take down here: The Constructicons and Motormaster, then Shockwave and Blitzwing, then Megatron joins the party too. Phew.
Some more Transformers Devastation Challenge Room videos. When I uploaded some previously, I hadn't gone through the game on the higher difficulties and they were played on Warrior. Since then, I've completed the game on Commander, Magnus and the ultimate difficulty level - Prime. I thought it only right therefore that I upload some videos of Prime difficulty for these new videos. Fortunately , to even the playing field a bit, I've equipped all my characters with a load of SS rank weapons, most of which have been leveled up to 50 (apart from Wheeljack, because I can't find any SS Rank Wrenches yet, although weirdly the level 40 S rank ones I've got do more damage than a pair of fully levelled up SS rank Energon Swords I was going to equip him with). Edit - I've since found some SS wrenches.
I didn't really use Bumblebee much in my first few goes on this game, because I'm not a big fan of his character (although weirdly when I was a kid, I did use to like the old G1 Bumblebee from the Cartoons and Comics - it's just the new, mute, Camaro-badass Bumblebee I don't like. Bumblebee isn't supposed to be badass - He was the weakest of the Autobots who got by on his cunning and resourcefulness when he got into tight scrapes. So yeah, even though this looks and sounds like the G1 Bumblebee I grew with, it still feels a bit intrinsically wrong to me that he's so good at fighting). Having said that, he's actually a pretty awesome character to use, particularly armed with a pair of fully levelled up SS rank Devastator Drills like he is here. The charge attack on these shoots a drill off across the screen that does insane amounts of damage to enemy characters. He's also got a very handy move that lets you quickly get back behind a character and do a back attack, which takes off quite a bit of energy. If you time this right, you can then link it in with a transform stomp attack to flatten you're enemy out on the ground and then climb on top of them with a saddle attack and slap them silly on the floor. Awesome!
Oh, and this is the PS3 version.
