Transformers: Dark of the Moon (video game)

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Transformer: Dark of the Moon (marketed as Transformer: Dark of the Moon - Stealth Force Edition for Nintendo 3DS and Wii) is an action-adventure video game released on June 14, 2011 in North America. Wii and 3DS versions are different from Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3; there is also a DS version that is also different from the console and Wii as well as the 3DS version. Transformers: Dark of the Moon was revealed on February 12, 2011 along the trailer release for the game. The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of this game were developed by High Moon Studios who previously developed Transformers: War for Cybertron while the Wii, Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS versions were developed by Behavior Interactive. The game has a mode known as "Stealth Force" in which characters only partially change from their vehicle mode. Prominent weapons of vehicle shape and more precise controls are available, such as strike, aircraft also use this Stealth Force. Electronic Arts released the incarnation of mobile phones from games for Symbian, iOS and BlackBerry.

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Plot

Xbox 360 dan PlayStation 3 versi

This game takes place three years after Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen . Bumblebee was sent to a place in South America to plant the Wheeljack virus into a Decepticon transmitter that listens to the Autobots transmission with NEST, which he does with the help of Optimus Prime and Sideswipe. Later, in Detroit, the city was attacked by a small Decepticons force led by the Constructicon Mixmaster. The second-in-command autobot Ironhide was sent to destroy all the Decepticons with the help of Ratchet medical officer. Ironhide kills most Decepticons and Mixmasters with experimental rocket launchers, provided by Wheeljack. Somewhere in South America, Sideswipe disappears in the forest so Mirage is sent to meet Bumblebee, but he meets the evil Decepticon at Starcream and is molested by him by being thrown over a bridge. Mirage wakes up to find himself in the woods after being ousted and has no ability to change and use his weapon, but he gets his ability back after sneaking into a falling NEST helicopter and getting a drop of supplies containing his weaponry. He found Sideswipe with the help of Bumblebee. Meanwhile, Megatron ordered Soundwave to go to the former Sector Seven headquarters on an island with Laserbeak. They discovered the knowledge of moon accidents during the 1960s and advanced technology called MechTech, which destroyed Soundwave by triggering volcanic eruptions before escaping the base. Starscream was sent to Nepal to find and destroy the remaining MechTech to be flown by a large Aerialbot named Stratosphere from a NEST facility somewhere in the snowy mountains. Then, he fights with other Aerialbots, which consists of Air Raid, Breakaway and Silverbolt. Starscream mercilessly kills them, along with a Stratosphere that brings technology and takes a piece of MechTech. Starscream returned to the Decepticon base in Siberia, but he did not know that the Autobots laid a tracer on the weapon he was taking. Autobots attack the base and when that happens, Megatron gets the truck mode and fights and kills the Warpath, the Autobot brute that turns into a tank. Megatron later found the cryotube holding the frozen Shockwave, the famous Decepticon killer and scientist. Meanwhile, he fights with Optimus Prime, eventually dropping it and kicking it into a hole that holds Shockwave and Driller, a giant worm robot like a robot that only works under the command of Shockwave. Prime fight them both before they run away. Optimus then claimed that the battle was won, but he knew that the war was far from over. Somewhere in Africa, Megatron and Decepticons meet and launch "Operation Pillar".

3DS and Wii versions

Taking place three years after the events in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, the Autobots continue to hunt for the Decepticons even though humans believe they have escaped from the planet, are defeated. Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Mirage head to the desert to test the new "Stealth Force Mode" upgrade given to them by Autobot Wheeljack scientists. Once done, Optimus tries to contact N.E.S.T. headquarters, but something is blocking their relationship with them. Bumblebee is sent to infiltrate the Decepticon base which is also located in the desert to find out why. He discovers that the Decepticons use satellite dishes to disrupt Autobots communications. After turning it off, Bumblebee heads into the base to find out, but his relationship with the Autobots disappears, prompting Optimus to enter afterwards, blowing the door into base after a brief fight.

Wheeljack's task Optimus grows uploading viruses into three satellites so that the Autobots can learn Decepticon motifs, and finally try to protect them from the Decepticons. The upload was a success and Optimus finally fought the Decepticons for five minutes until Bumblebee escaped from the base and the Stratosphere arrived to pick it up. Autobots has fled and learned that the Decepticons are planning an attack in Detroit, Michigan and are involved in a project called "Operation: Pilar" and Megatron is interested in something or someone called "Shockwave". In Detroit, Soundwave and Constructicon Mixmaster led a massive attack on the city, with Ironhide as the only Autobot in the area.

Soundwave deploys Lockdown to attack Autobots and infiltrate to the base, where Lockdown targets the mainframe terminal to upload viruses created by Mixmaster. Meanwhile, Ironhide protects several satellite dishes from Decepticons and learns that Mixmaster is trying to bring the rest of his former teammates back online and reform the Devastator. After destroying the components and killing the Mixmaster, he fights with Soundwave, which is aided with air support from Starscream. After a brief fight, Soundwave was eventually defeated and fled. Optimus calls Ironhide to return to headquarters and enters the Autobot Lockdown base. Starscream task Locks by destroying the control for the main gate and escaping, while avoiding Optimus. He succeeds and Starscream tells him to back off, because Megatron has a new command for him to do.

Autobots tracks the Decepticons to an abandoned base in Siberia, where Wheeljack informs Optimus and his team that Megatron is trying to reactivate its main goal: Shockwave, which is revealed to be a deadly Cybertronian killer. Optimus deploys Mirage to retrieve Decepticon and Ironhide communications to retrieve a shield that protects the base entrance. Upon learning of the existence of Autobot, Megatron deploys Soundwave to delay Autobots while Megatron re-activates Shockwave. Soundwave ends with the battle of Mirage, which is aided with the air support of the Stratosphere. Mirage was eventually defeated and escaped stating, "You're lucky! It will not happen again!".

Megatron destroys the coils in the base to speed up Shockwave's reanimation, which he does. Upon waking, Shockwave informs Megatron that his energy level is exhausted, prompting Megatron to hold the Autobots while Soundwave takes Shockwave to a safe location. After defeating several Autobots, Megatron learns that Shockwave minions, Cybertronian creatures, multi-headed, metallic, worms as called "the Driller" have awakened. Megatron told Starscream to take the Decepticons and leave Siberia and decided to use Driller to destroy Optimus.

Ironhide faces Megatron as he flees from base, having defeated Optimus. Against Wheeljack's warning, Ironhide battles with Megatron and defeats him, who admires him for having "the spirit of a warrior", and swears that when they meet again, he will destroy it to dust. Wheeljack advised Ironhide to back down and they would get Megatron at a later date, which Ironhide promised to do.

In South Africa, Megatron, Starscream, Soundwave, and Shockwave meet where Megatron tells Shockwave to head to Chernobyl to search for certain ancient Cybertronian artifacts.

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Gameplay

This game, like its predecessor, consists of fighting enemy AI or other players in multiplayer. It introduces a new feature called "Stealth Force", which consists of even vehicles like the Megatron or Camaro Bumblebee trucks to use weapons while in the form of a vehicle. In the form of vehicles and robots, characters have access to two special abilities, which change when the player is transformed. For example, Ironhide may have the ability to throw grenades in the form of robots, and the ability to accelerate in the form of a vehicle. There are three classes: Commander, Scout, and Soldier. Each has their own unique features. For example, Soldiers may have stronger attacks, but Scout is faster, while Commanders may have more health.

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Development

Audio

Peter Cullen and Jess Harnell repeated their roles as Optimus Prime and Ironhide from the films. Jamie Alcroft replaces George Coe as Wheeljack's voice. Dave Boat voiced Decepticon Constructicon, Mixmaster. Steven Blum who voiced Starscream in the Transformers: Prime television series reprises his role as Starscream in place of Charlie Adler. Warpath's exclusive multiplayer characters, Breakaway, Air Raid are voiced by Dave Fennoy, Christian Lanz and Rick D. Wasserman. Nolan North describes Major Reynolds. Isaac C. Singleton, Jr. voiced the Soundwave and Shockwave Decepticons. Hugo Weaving does not repeat his role as Megatron, nor is Frank Welker. Fred Tatasciore is not the voice of Megatron, Ratchet, Sideswipe, and Bumblebee. Travis Willingham voiced the non-player boss of the Stratosphere. Dave Wittenberg replaces Francesco Quinn as the voice of Autobot Spy Mirage.

The original music score for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of this game was made by Jeff Broadbent. Soundtrack game released on iTunes and Amazon November 8, 2011.