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Transmetals Hitting in May-October 2024

Oct 24, 2024 2:19 PM

　　BAM Entertainment is currently preparing the PlayStation and the Nintendo 64 versions of Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals. Both games are slated to release this May: The PlayStation version will retail for US$29.95, and the Nintendo 64 version will be available exclusively for rental through Blockbuster Video stores (Provided customers are interested in the title, Bam will release the N64 game for retail in the fall.)

　　Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals lets you take control of and battle it out with 11 characters or Transformers. You will be able to transform into three different forms of Transformers - robot, vehicle, or beast - while fighting. As for gameplay, the fighting system is a bit elementary, as the title is geared toward younger gamers. There are no combos, but at least there are some projectile weapons to be found.

　　Nintendo of America posted first screenshots of the N64 version of Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals on its web site - click on the thumbnail above for a selection of these.

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