Games Review: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
PS3, Xbox 360, from £39.99
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By all accounts, the video game for the first of the Michael Bay Transformers franchise was pretty disappointing, but on this evidence lessons have been learnt. Once you’ve chosen to play on the side of either the Autobots or the Decepticons, the real fun stems from how much you are in control of the Transformers during a series of missions. The gameplay can become a touch repetitive, but once that happens there are a range of multiplayer options to keep you entertained.
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